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A Collection of Paintings, Bronzes, Miniatures, 
Marbles, Ivories, and Oriental Rugs 


The Properties of 


MISS C. A. SKINNER and 


JUDGE EDGAR J. LAUER 
of New York City 


A Collection of Teapots from China and Japan 


Made many years ago by 


STUART ELDRIDGE 


and consigned from Newport, R. I. 


A Collection of Chinese Weapons 


Made by 


EDWARD RUNGE 


of Flushing, N. Y., during his residence in China 


A Collection of Japanese Prints 


Belonging to 


GEORGE JAY SMITH 
of New York City, and 


A Number of Washington and Napoleon Articles 


From the Collection of 


WILLIAM LANIER WASHINGTON 


of New York City 


To be sold without reserve on 


Wednesday Afternoon, and the Afternoons and Evenings 
of Thursday and Friday, April 16, 17, and 18, 1913. 


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On Public Exhibition from Saturday, April 5th, at 


The Anderson Galleries 


METROPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION 
Madison Avenue at Fortieth Street, New York 


CONDITIONS OF SALE 


1. All bids to be per tor as numbered in the Catalogue. 


2. The highest bidder to be the buyer; in all cases of disputed bids 
the lots shall be resold, but the Auctioneer will use his judgment as to the 
good faith of all claims, and his decision shall be final. He also reserves the 
right to reject any fractional or nominal bid which, in his judgment, may 
delay or injuriously affect the sale. 


3. Buyers to give their names and addresses and to make such cash 
payments on account as may be required, in default of which the lots 
purchased to be immediately resold. 


4. The lots to be taken away at the buyer’s expense and risk within 
twenty-four hours from the conclusion of the sale, and the remainder of the 
purchase money to be absolutely paid on or before delivery, in default of 
which the Metropolitan Art Association will not be responsible if the lot 
or lots be lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, but they will be left at the 
sole risk of the purchaser and subject to storage charges. 


5. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery and inconvenience in the settle: 
ment of purchases, no lot will be delivered during the sale. 


6. All lots will be exposed for public exhibition in The Anderson 
Galleries before the date of sale, for examination by intending purchasers, 
and the Metropolitan Art Association will not be responsible for the cor- 
rectness of the description, authenticity, genuineness, or for any defect or 


fault in or concerning any lot, and makes no warranty whatever, but will — 


sell each lot exactly as it is, wirHouT RECOURSE. But upon receiving 
before the date of sale, expert opinion in writing that any lot is not as repre- 
sented, the Metropolitan Art Association will use every effort to furnish 
proof to the contrary, and in default of such proof the lot will be sold sub- 
ject to the declaration of the aforesaid expert, he being liable to the owner 
or owners thereof for damage or injury occasioned by such declaration. 


7. Terms Casn. Upon failure to comply with the above conditions 
any sum deposited as part payment shall be forfeited, and all such lots as 
remain uncleared after twenty-four hours from the conclusion of the sale 
will be resold by either private or public sale at such time as the Metropol- 
itan Art Association shall determine, without further notice, and if any 
deficiency arises from such resale, it shall be made good by the defaulter 
at this sale together with all the expenses incurred thereby. This condition 
shall be without prejudice to the right of the Metropolitan Art Association 
to enforce the contract with the buyer without such resale. 


8. Bids are received personally or by mail, telephone, or telegraph. 
We make no charge for executing orders for our customers, and use all 
bids competitively and buy at the lowest prices permitted by other bids. 


9. The Metropolitan Art Association will afford every facility for 
the employment of carriers and packers by the purchasers, but will not be 
responsible for any damage arising from the acts of such carriers and 
packers. 


Priced Copy of this Catalogue, $2.50. 


THE ANDERSON GALLERIES 
Metropolitan Art Association 


Madison Avenue at Fortieth Street, New York 
Telephone Murray Hill 7680 


ORDER OF SALES 
The Sessions begin at 2:30 and 8:15 o'clock 


First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 16th . . Lots 1-176 


Chinese and Japanese Teapots, Cut Glass, Ornamental China and Chinese Weapons. 


Second Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 17th .  . Lots 177-359 


Chinese and Japanese Teapots, Cabinet Objects, Ivory Miniatures, and Wash- 
ington, Napoleon, Lincoln, and Grant Portraits. 


Third Session, Thursday Evening, April 17th . . Lots 360-508 


Japanese Prints, Paintings and Engravings. 


Fourth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 18th . . Lots 509-691 
Teapots, Bric-a-brac, Marbles, Bronzes, Oriental Rugs and Cabinets. 


Fifth Session, Friday Evening, April 18th . . Lots 692-760 
Paintings by French, Spanish, American and English Artists. 


A Collection of 
| Teapots from China and Japan 


Callected tint thosetcruntries many years ago by 


STUART ELDRIDGE 


and consigned from Newport, Rhode Island 


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N. B.—The following collection of Teapots will be found to possess many 
interesting examples from the point of view of age, rarity, and beauty or quaintness 
of shape. It has been considered wise to offer a certain proportion of them 
4 grouped i in lots, and these will be sold not subject to return. 


FIRST SESSION 
_ Wednesday Afternoon, April 16, 1913, at 2 30 o'clock 


Bence and Japanese Teapots, Cut Gin, Oma- 
mental China, and Chinese Weapons 


1 FIFTEEN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 
In pottery and decorated porcelain. 


2. NINETEEN SMALL TEAPOTS. 
Mainly pottery of light weight. 


3 TWELVE TOKIO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. 


4 TWELVE SMALL AND MEDIUM TEAPOTS. 
Including a pair in brown Shidei ware. 


SIX MINIATURE TEAPOTS. 


6 COLLECTION OF TWELVE TOKIO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes. 


7 SEVENTEEN SMALL TEAPOTS. 
Mainly of pottery in brown and gray tints. 


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SIX OLD KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and designs. 


ELEVEN CHINESE TEAPOTS OF SHIDEI WARE. 


A set of five melon-shaped teapots, a set of three 
cylinder-shaped, and three double teapots. 


SEVEN LARGE TEAPOTS. 
Three of coral color, and two blue and white. 


TWELVE MINIATURE TEAPOTS. 
Decorated porcelain, shaped as flowers. 


SIX BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and designs. 


TEN OLD IRON AND BRONZE KETTLES. 
Various shapes and small in size. 


SIX MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 
Two of Ise Banko ware, with relief decoration. 


TWELVE KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. 


OLD HIZEN TEAPOT. 
Figure of Hotei. 


OLD BANKO TEAPOT. 


SIX BANKO TEAPOTS. 
Various sizes. 


FIVE MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 


One of white paste, one deep blue, and one with green 
running glaze. 


TEN TEAPOTS OF QUAINT SHAPE. 
Dog and fox, two elephants, set of masks, etc. 


THREE TEAPOTS. 
By Kozan, Tanzan, and Idzumo. 
OLD KIOTO TEAPOT. 
Gourd-shape. 
SIX SMALL TEAPOTS. | 
OLD HIRADO WINE-POT. 
Blue and white. 
EIGHT SMALL AND MEDIUM TEAPOTS. 
In plain and decorated yellows and cream. 
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OLD HIRADO TEAPOT. 


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Be ere small and medium sizes. 


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35 HIRADO TEAPOT. 

With a handle of quaint shape. 

TWELVE KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. 

OLD HIRADO WINE-POT. 


COLLECTION OF TWELVE TEAPOTS OF DIF- 
FERENT MAKES. 


OLD SATSUMA WINE-POT. 
COLLECTION OF BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOTS. 
_ Various shapes. (Five pieces.) 
OLD SATSUMA TEAPOT. 
Gold decoration. 


KAMEYAMA WINE-POT. 
Blue-and-white decoration. 


OLD CHINESE BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOT. 


HIRADO TEAPOT. 
Fountain-shape. 


OLD SATSUMA TEAPOT. 
Gold decoration. 


OLD MAKUJU TEAPOT. 
Shaped like a fowl. 


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OLD KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and designs. (Six pieces.) 


OLD SATSUMA WINE-POT. 
Buddhistic decoration in gold. 
THIRTEEN SMALL PORCELAIN TEAPOTS. 
Each holding one cup of tea. 
KOZAN TEAPOT. 
Bowl-shape. 
OLD COCHIN CHINA TEAPOT. 
Bull-shape. 


KOZAN TEAPOT. 
Represents Paris under the sea. 


CHINESE BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOT. 


TWELVE KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. 


SIX TOKIO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and designs. 


Cut Glass and Fine Table China 


TEN ETCHED CLARET GLASSES,. TEN ETCHED 
COCKTAIL GLASSES, AND SEVEN ETCHED 
CORDIAL GLASSES. 


TWELVE BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS CLARETS. 


CUT GLASS BERRY BOWL AND SEVEN CUT GLASS 
SALT CELLARS. 


TWELVE CUT GLASS GOBLETS. 


TWELVE CUT GLASS TALL CHAMPAGNES TO 
MATCH. . 


TWELVE CUT GLASS CLARETS TO MATCH. 


ROYAL WORCESTER TEAPOT AND CREAM JUG. 
(Spout of creamer chipped.) 


TWELVE HUNGARIAN BOUILLON CUPS AND 
SAUCERS. 


FIVE PORCELAIN PLAQUES. 
Decorated with figure subjects; not uniform. 


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Not uniform. 


TWO PORCELAIN PLAQUES. 
One Austrian, with bronze easel, and one Japanese. 


SIXTEEN DINNER PLATES. 
With scroll borders and orchid decoration. 


NINE CARLSBAD TEA PLATES. 
With blue-and-gold decoration. 


FISH PLATTER AND TWELVE SERVICE PLATES 
AND SAUCE BOWL. 


With blue marine decorations. 


CUT GLASS DECANTER AND CUT GLASS WHIS- 
KEY JUG. 


(Lip chipped.) 
CUT GLASS BERRY BOWL AND CELERY HOLDER. 


CUT GLASS FRUIT DISH AND CUT GLASS BOWL 
WITH SILVER RIM. 


Marked with monogram. 


TWELVE INDIVIDUAL CASSEROLES WITH SIL- 
VER-PLATED HOLDERS. 


TWELVE BREAD-AND-BUTTER PLATES, AND TEN 
SAUCE DISHES TO MATCH. 


SIX OVAL RAMEKINS OF ASSORTED DECORA- 
TIONS AND TEN DRESDEN ALMOND TRAYS. 


SIX DRESDEN CHOCOLATE CUPS AND SAUCERS 
AND SIX ESCALOP DISHES. 


DRESDEN ICE CREAM PLATTER AND TWELVE 
SERVICE DISHES. 


LIMOGES BERRY BOWL, TWELVE SERVICE 
DISHES, CREAM PITCHER AND SUGAR BOWL. 


(Sixteen pieces, including covers.) 
SIX CUT GLASS FINGER BOWLS AND TRAYS. 
CUT GLASS DECANTER AND CUT GLASS CARAFE. 


CUT GLASS WATER PITCHER AND MILK JUG. 
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SIX DRESDEN PLATES WITH PIERCED BORDERS, 
AND TWELVE BREAD-AND BUT PLATES. 
TO MATCH. 


CUT GLASS ICE CREAM PLATTER AND TWELVE 
SERVICE DISHES. 


CUT GLASS PICKLE DISH AND CUT,GLASS JAR. 
(Cover missing.) 


FIVE CALDON PLAQUES, DECORATED WITH 
DOGS’ HEADS. . 


TWO METLACH PLAQUES. 


THREE BONN PLAQUES WITH BLUE-AND-WHITE 
DECORATION. 


TABLE SILVER (PLATED). 


Comprising fourteen salt tubs (Meriden Co.), six 
silver-handled knives, one silver butter knife. (Twen- 
ty-one pieces.) 


TABLE SCARF. 
Of gold thread embroidery. Size, 35 x 19 inches. 


COPPER LUSTER PITCHER. 
Relief panel decorations of an equestrian figure of the 
“Duke of Wellington” and angel carrying scroll, on 
white paste. (Slight crack near the handle.) Very 
fine and rare. Height, 534 inches. 


SENTOKU BRONZE VASE WITH SIDE HANDLES. 


Decoration of sparrows and flowers, inlaid in bronze 
and shakudo. The upper part of the vase in old key 
pattern, kiri crest mark in the center, also inlaid in 
shakudo and gold. Made in the Province of Kaga. 

Height, 14 inches. 


PAIR OF OLD BERLIN COVERED VASES. 


With scroll handles springing from human heads, 
crowned with laurel, and having figure and flower 
panels. 


TWO SEVRES TUILERIES PLATES. 
THREE OVAL FAIENCE PLAQUES. 


MIRROR TABLE PLATEAU AND SIX SEVRES 
PLATES. Diameter of plateau, 14 inches. 


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OVAL SEVRES VASE. 
Painted with Watteau scenes and flower garlands, hav- 
ing a pierced ormolu rim of scroll pattern with handles 
shaped as female heads. 
Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches. 


PAIR OF COVERED SEVRES VASES, 


With decorations to match the preceding. 
Height, 28 inches. 


DRAWING ROOM PORCELAIN LAMP AND SHADE. 


With gold decoration and gold mountings. 
Height, 44 inches. 


SIX CROWN DERBY FRUIT PLATES. 
With flower decorations. 


SIX SEVRES PLATES. 
With bleu-de-roi rims, the centers painted with 
Watteau scenes. 


FIFTEEN CARLSBAD PLATES. 
Decoration, rose sprays. 


PAIR OF AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN VASES. 
Painted with figure panels of the ‘Three Graces”’ 
and ‘Judgment of Paris’; gold loop handles and 
detached porcelain pedestals. (One cover repaired.) 


GOLD LACQUERED TRAY. 
Square in form, with decorations of leaves and 
flowers. 


CUT AND PRESSED GLASS TABLEWARE. 
Twelve cut glass sherries, eight etched sherries, seven 
cut glass vichy glasses, eight tall champagnes, eleven 
champagnes with monogram, five mushroom glasses, 
fourteen tumblers, two cut glass champagnes, one 
flower vase, three Franzenbad crystal cups (one 
imperfect). (Seventy-one pieces in all.) 


MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT OF CHINA. 
Comprising five Japanese coffee-cups and saucers; 
thirteen Japanese teacups and saucers, not uniform; 
two Royal Worcester Bonbon dishes; five French 
sauce dishes; two Crown Derby cream jugs; one 
Japanese pin tray and one blue and gold tray. (For- 
ty-seven pieces.) 


AUSTRIAN CHOCOLATE POT AND SIX DRESDEN 
CHOCOLATE CUPS AND SAUCERS. 


Chocolate pot, with painted panel on a blue ground. 
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108 TABLEWARE WITH BLUE-AND-GOLD DECORA- 
TION. 


Including twelve soup plates, two platters, eleven 


saucers and eight teacups; ten coffee-cups with eleven 
saucers; eleven ramekins and twelve saucers; six 
sauce dishes, twelve tea plates, six bread-and-butter 
plates and a tureen (cover missing). Decoration not 
uniform. (One hundred and two pieces.) 

109 ASSORTED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. 


Comprising four Edelweiss Thun plaques; two 
mottled trays; two Limoges salad dishes with fowl 
decoration; one Crown Derby vase; one Edward 
VII Coronation plaque. (Ten pieces.) 


Chinese Ping-Ki, or Weapons 
Representing Various Periods, and Used During the Boxer Uprising Against Foreigners 
From the Collection of 
EDWARD RUNGE 
of Flushing, N. Y. 
Expert in Oriental Art, who has spent many years in China 


110 CHINESE KAU SIN KE, OR LINKED CHAIN LASH. 


Forged iron, with linked rings and section rods, 
terminating in a large spike form. Used for extorting 
confessions and for torture. Cloth-covered handle. 

Length, 35 inches. 


111 ANOTHER, SIMILAR KAU SIN KE. 
Larger than the preceding implement; with corded 


iron handle. Length, 42 inches. 
112 ANCIENT CHINESE SUAN TOU FUNG, OR WAR 
HAMMER. 


Brass motel de fer with melon-shaped head. 
Length, 14% inches. 


113 SUAN TOU FUNG, OR WAR HAMMER. 


Bronze head of bulbous form; with iron rod handle. 
Length, 16 inches. 


114 FUNG, OR WAR HAMMER OF IRON. 


With heavy truncated head; handle of iron, covered 
with cane reeding. Length, 1934 inches. 


115 FUNG, OR WAR HAMMER OF IRON. 


With cloth-covered handle; smaller than the pre- 
ceding. Length, 1634 inches. 


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ANCIENT FUNG, OR WAR CLUB. 
Four-sided baton of welded steel, bearing two em- 
blems; with bronze-and-wood handle, with dragon- 
head hilt and floral pattern pommel. Probably of 
the Ming dynasty. Length, 20 inches. 


BRASS TUAN TAO KE, OR PRODDING SHORT 
SWORD. 


Baton or blade, tapering hexagonal in section; with 
wood-covered handle and brass truncated pommel. 
Sixteenth or Seventeenth Century. 

Length, 25% inches. 


TUAN TAO KE, OR PRODDING SHORT SWORD 
Tapering welded steel baton or blade, four-sided in 
section; with brass dragon hilt, iron handle and 
truncated pommel. Ming dynasty. 

Length, 241% inches. 

CHINESE TAU KIEN, OR PRODDING SWORD. 


With welded steel blade; brass dragon-head at the 
hilt; handle of iron and wood, with faceted brass 
pommel. Ming dynasty. Length, 27 inches. 


CEREMONIAL TAU KIEN, OR PRODDING SWORD. 
Old dull gilt bronze; tapering triple edged blade, 
with truncated hilt; corded handle and melon- 
shaped pommel. Probably Seventeenth Century. 

Length, 27% inches. 

TAU KIEN, OR CEREMONIAL SWORD. 


Tapering four-sided blade of bronze, with chased 
dragon motifs; emblems on hilt; corded handle. 
Length, 29 inches. 


TAU KIEN, SIMILAR TO PRECEDING. 
Same form and emblems. Length, 29 inches. 


TAU KIEN, OR CEREMONIAL SWORD. 


Tapering welded steel blade, in quadratic sections, 
with brass dragon-headed hilt and quadrifoil guard- 
plate; cloth-covered handle and faceted pommel. 

Length, 30 inches. 


TAU KIEN, OR PRODDING SWORD. 


Similar to the preceding; with truncated hilt and 
pommel of wrought iron; handle covered with green 
braiding. Length, 33 inches. 


TAU KIEN, OR PRODDING SWORD. 
Matching the preceding and of same length. 


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126 LONG TAU KIEN, OR CEREMONIAL SWORD. __ 
Tapering welded iron blade, in quadratic section, = = 
with recurrent notching; iron octagonal guard-plate 


and truncated pommel with wood handle covering. 
Length, 33 inches. | 


127 ANCIENT TAU KIEN, OR CEREMONIAL SWORD. 


With welded iron blade, in quadratic section, tapering 
to a point; grip of copper and wood in spindle form. 
Length, 27 a inches, 


128 ANCIENT TAU KIEN, OR CEREMONIAL SWORD. 


Welded iron blade, with close bisected engrailment, 

tapering down to the point; grip of taped iron, with 

octagonal guard and truncated iron pommel. 
Length, 32% winches. 


129 TAU KIEN, CEREMONIAL SWORD. 


Similar to preceding; with round iron hilt-guard, 
and taped handle. Length, 32% inches. 


130 TAU KIEN, OR LONG CEREMONIAL SWORD. 


Welded iron plate, in quadratic section, and close 
recurrent engrailment, tapering down to the point; 
round iron hilt-guard, showing pierced dragon scrolls; 
handle of iron with fanciful pommel. Probably 
Seventeenth Century. Length; 37 inches. 


131 CHINESE BRASS KIEN, OR CEREMONIAL 
SWORD. 


Tapering quadratic brass blade, with handle, showing 
faceted hilt and pommel; fastened in one piece. 
Length, 23% inches. 


132, ANCIENT CHINESE TUAN TAO, OR SHORT 
SWORD. 


Tapering welded steel blade, in quadratic section; 
brass dragon-head hilt-socket, with quillions of 
handle turned upward, showing triple dragons to 
match. Length, 22 inches. 


133 TAU KIEN, OR LONG CHINESE SWORD. 

| Welded steel blade, double edged, tapering in triple 
. section; with dragon-headed hilt and octagonal 
| guard; grip of brass and wood. Length, 36 inches. — 4 


134 CHINESE KIEN, OR SHORT SWORD. 
With welded iron blade, tapering in quadratic section; 
cloth-covered grip with quillions (reversed European 
fashion) turned alternately down and upwards. 
Sixteenth Century. Complete length, 2534 inches. 


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_ CHINESE KIEN, OR SHORT SWORD. 


Similar to the preceding, showing hilt with quillions. 
Length, 23% inches. 

TAU KIEN, OR CHINESE SWORD. 
Fashioned like a saber, with grooved blade of welded 


iron; brass guarded hilt; including blue braiding 
and brass pommel. Complete length, 23 inches. 


CHINESE SCIMITAR. 
Semi-Persian shape; with iron blade, guarded hilt 
and grip of iron with blue braided cording. Probably 
of the Seventeenth Century. Length, 27 inches. 


CHINESE BEHEADING SWORD (Shah Shau Kien). 
Broad welded steel blade, single-edged and without 


point; guarded grip, including braiding. 
Complete eagih 31 Y% winches. 


LONG CHINESE SWORD, IN SCABBARD. 
Broad blade, saber shape; with guarded hilt and 
braided iron handle; shagreen leather scabbard with 
iron mounting. Length, 34 inches. 


CHINESE BEHEADING SWORD (Shah Shau Kien). 
Ancient form of broad welded steel blade, with 
singled edge and grooving; hilt-guard of iron with 
cloth-covered grip. Length, 39 inches. 


CHINESE “TWO-HANDED” EXECUTIONER’S 
SWORD. 

Ancient Chinese form. Broad blade, with long wood 

handle, covered in blue and red braiding; hilt with 

quillions reversed (turned upward and downward); 
iron loop replacing butt at end of handle. 

Length of blade, 26% inches; 

length complete, 5114 inches. 


CHINESE CHI TSIANG, OR HAND SPEAR. 


Long-pointed blade of welded iron, with spike below 
handle; grip guarded by a crescent-shaped attach- 
ment (Chou-fang), pointed and keen-edged. 

Length, 36 inches. 


ANCIENT CHINESE FANG, OR SPIKED WAR 
CLUB. 
Round iron shaft with “lappet”’ prong, finished by a 
heavy butt end or pommel. Length, 26 inches. 
CHINESE PIRATE SWORD. 


With hooked boarding point and spiked end; handle- 
guard sustaining crescent-shaped prongs of welded 
iron. Length, 27 inches. 


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CHINESE PIRATE SWORD. ; 
Similar to preceding, with cloth-covered handle, 


Length, 27 inches. 


CHINESE PIRATE SWORD. 


Larger than preceding; same form, with cloth- 
covered handle, as used. Length, 36 inches. 


CHINESE PIRATE SWORD. 


Similar to the preceding. Length, 36 inches. 


CHINESE PIRATE SWORD. 
Larger than preceding; same form. 


Length, 38% inches. 


CHINESE PIRATE SWORD. 
Larger than preceding; same form. 
Length, 41 inches. 
UNIQUE CIRCULAR GARROTING KNIFE. 


Of welded steel, fashioned in annular form to slip 
over the head; crescent-shaped handle attachment, 
with spear-like prongs at either end; has braided 
cord grip. 


CIRCULAR GARROTING KNIFE. 
Fashioned in circular form, similar to preceding. 


Same size. 


Chinese Pole or Shafted Weapons 


ORNAMENTAL CHINESE PROCESSION POLE. 
With wrought-iron insignia or head-piece; open-work, 
including three round warning rattlers, held at the 
socket. 


CHINESE TSIANG TAO, OR SPEAR. 


Long blade of welded iron, with brass dragon-head 
attaché or socket; has wood shaft with spiked end. 


CEREMONIAL YI CHI TSIANG OR SPEAR. 
Broad welded iron blade, with shagreen surface and 


brass dragon-head socket; finished with iron hilt- 


guard; wood shaft with spiked end. 


CHINESE KOU TSIANG, OR SPEAR. 


Short flamboyant (waved) blade of welded iron, with 
crescent attachment at side; brass socket and wood 
shaft. 


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CHINESE TSIANG TAU, OR PARTISAN. 


Trident-shaped head of welded iron, with broad 
center blade and two short curved side prongs with 
wood shaft. 


CHINESE TSIANG TAU, OR PARTISAN. 


Trident head, of welded iron, with pommel-shaped 
center blade and two flamboyant side prongs; with 
wood shaft. 


TSIANG TAU, OR PARTISAN. 
Trident head, of welded iron, with flattened center 
blade and two wide flamboyant side prongs with 
wood shaft. 


TSIANG TAU, OR PARTISAN. 


Trident head, of welded iron, with pommel-headed 
center blade and two flamboyant side prongs; wood 
shaft. 


TSIANG TAU, OR PARTISAN. 
Double spear prongs, with straight spiked quillions 
on either side; \wood shaft. 


PROCESSIONAL K’ANG CHA, OR PARTISAN. 
Trident head of welded iron, with flattened center 
blade and two curved lappets or prongs, including 
rattlers with wood shaft. 


CHINESE K’ANG CHA, OR PARTISAN. - 


Trident head, of welded iron, with center spear and 
two curved side prongs or choo-fung; wooden shaft. 


CHINESE “WOLF-TEETH” SPEAR. 


Ornamental welded iron blade, with crescent attach- 
ment and brass dragon-head hilt; wood shaft. 
Ming dynasty. 


CHINESE YAH LI TIAN LANCE. 
Welded iron spear-head, with double hooks turned 
downward; wood shaft. 


CHINESE K’ANG CHA, OR HALBERD. 


Ancient form. Broad curved blade of welded iron, 
with brass dragon-headed attache or hilt and guard; 
wooden shaft. 


LARGE STATE HALBERD. 
Similar ancient form; with wood shaft. 
19 


167 CHINESE an HALBERD. 
Similar to preceding. 


168 CHINESE STATE HALBERD. oe 
Similar shape to preceding, with etched i i 


~ has spiked wood shaft. i 


CHINESE K’ANG CHA, OR HALBERD. be. 
European pole-axe form, with cutting ‘bl ade ee 
lateral spear; has wood shaft. Ppa 


CHINESE CEREMONIAL HALBERD. — 

. Broad spreading blade, enriched with silver 

Ray : cening, including emblems and inscriptions; 
: round guard and spiked wood shaft. , 


Fire Arms 


171 CHINESE RIFLE. 
With long barrel and old-fashioned mateh-lock. 


172 CHINESE DAMASCENED RIFLE. 


Barrel richly incrusted with silver and gold i in flo 
and arabesque pattern; old-fashioned match-| 
and powder cup; teakwood stock. 


173 CHINESE “TWO-MAN GUN.” 


Copied after European model; with breech fouide oa 


and teakwood stock. Bears Chinese mark. — Male 


174 LARGE “TWO-MAN GUN. ie 


175 MAUSER RIFLE. 


- German model of 1870. Used by the regular aes 
in China. This piece was used in the battle of ae 
Zun. 


176 CHINESE RIFLE. | : 


With breech-loading improvement and sight piece; oe Bf: 
copied from European models. Walnut. stock.we) ae 


20 


fe SECOND SESSION a 
fie day Afternoon, April 17, 1913, at 2:30 o’clock } 

eq ie ‘ 

C hinese and Japanese Teapots, Cabinet Objects, 
Wry Miniatures, and Washington, Napoleon, 
Lincoln, and Grant Portraits 


i 
7 COLLECTION ‘OF TWELVE KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
\ _-__ Various sizes. 


* This and the following lots of teapots are all from the 
alta ‘Collection. (See note at the beginning of the cat- 
alogue 


8 TWENTY-FIVE SMALL AND MINIATURE TEA- 
£OTs. 


Of various cetee in pottery and porcelain. 


ELEVEN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 
One of old Satsuma, as a gourd, with relief decoration. 


TWENTY-ONE SMALL TEAPOTS. 
Mainly pottery of light weight. 


TWELVE PORCELAIN AND POTTERY TEAPOTS. 
f Medium and small size. 


; COLLECTION OF ELEVEN IMARI TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes. 


TEN TOKIO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes. 


SIX KIOTO TEAPOTS. 


OLD SANDASAJI TEAPOT. 
Carved surface. 


ELEVEN BANKO TEAPOTS. 


SIX KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes. 


SIX VARIOUS TEAPOTS. 
Different makes. / 
21 


189 


190 
191 
19 
193 


194 
195 


196 
197 


198 


199 
200 


201 


202 


203 


204 


205 


206 


207 


SEVEN TEAPOTS. a 
Pair of Dog Foo, as a Pomegranate, Peaches, ete. 


TWELVE BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOTS. 
Various sizes. 
SIX KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. Bf 
TWELVE CELADON TEAPOTS. 
Assorted shapes. 


OLD HIRADO WINE-POT. 
Blue-and-white decoration. 


LACQUER HOT-WATER KETTLE. 


SIX CHINESE TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and decorations. 


CANTON BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOT. 


TEN TEAPOTS OF QUAINT DESIGN. 
Several in the form of birds, fishes, ete. 


TWELVE SMALL TEAPOTS. 
Holding one cup of tea or less. 


ELEVEN TEAPOTS OF VARIOUS MAKES. 


SEVEN PORCELAIN AND POTTERY TEAPOTS. 
Of medium size; three shaped as tea-houses. 


SIX LARGE TEAPOTS. 
Two of white paste, as doves, and others. 


FOUR LARGE TEAPOTS. 
Pottery and porcelain in browns and sage-green. 


TEN TEAPOTS OF QUAINT SHAPE. 


A tortoise of white paste; driver on elephant; Hotei 
with his bag; a mandarin duck; and others. 


TEN SATSUMA TEAPOTS. 
Of medium size. 
OLD IRON HOT-WATER KETTLE. 
Basket-shape. 
FIFTEEN SMALL TEAPOTS. 
Each holding one cup. 
EIGHT PORCELAIN AND POTTERY TEAPOTS. 
Brown, green, blue and white, and red. 
22 


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sg: ‘OUR ‘LARGE TEAPOTS. 


Or blue-and-white and decorated porcelains, and two 
of pottery. ; . 


y Daa : : 
209 SIX BANKO TEAPOTS. ve y 
“ne __ Various shapes and sizes. 7 

TWO ‘VERY LARGE TEAPOTS. Z 
ie ‘i Used as signs for tea-houses. : a 
l OLD FU CHOU TEAPOT. 

—— ~ Carved ania 


er 


23 TWO OLD SATSUMA TEAPOTS. 
ad ey small size. : 


as 
7 


OE green and decorated porcelain. 
OLD IMARI ~WINE-POT. 
Blue and gold. 


NINE SATSUMA TEAPOTS. 
Different shapes and sizes. 


OLD YATSUSHIRO WINE-POT. 
~ Medallion decoration on gray. 
- KOZAN TEAPOT. 

Gourd-shape. 


TEN PORCELAIN AND POTTERY TEAPOTS. 


The porcelain ones of white paste decorated with 
poems. 


COCHIN CHINA WINE-POT. 
Green on yellow glaze. 

ELEVEN KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. 


LARGE IMARI TEAPOT. 
Paneled decoration in blue and white. 


SIX WINE-POTS AND TEAPOTS. 
Decorated porcelain and pottery. 


SIX LARGE BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOTS. 
Round, barrel and slender shape. 


225 DELFT TEAPOT. y 


a. 
4 | 23 


Z61 


233 


234 


235 


| 236 
(| 237 


238 
230 


240 


241 
242 


243 


-KOZAN TEAPOT. 


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Ra he 


TWELVE CHINESE TEAPOTS. a a 
Various shapes, including some of ° wi 


SIX MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. ee ' 
In decorated porcelain and Pont Pak oF 4 
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Hawthorn decoration in blue. 


SIX CHINESE TEAPOTS. 
Of various shapes and sizes. 
MINO TEAPOT, 
Gourd-shape. — 
SIX KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and sizes. 


TWELVE POTTERY AND PORCELAIN TEA 
Slender shapes in various colors, mainly blue ind» 
white. “hy 


OLD BIZEN TEAPOT. 
Fountain-shape. 


OLD SATSUMA WINE-POT. 
With gold maple leaves. 


BOTTLE VASE WITH COVER. 
THREE PAINTED PLAQUES. 


CLOISONNE PLAQUE. 7 
With bronze easel. 


GILT METAL ADJUSTABLE DISH STAND. 


PAIR OF AGATE AND BRONZE VASES. = ~— “ 
With enamel decoration. Height, 9 inches | 


THREE PAINTED PORCELAIN PANELS. 
Figure subjects. 


LARGE OVAL BLUE-AND-WHITE BONN PLAQUE. - 


BRONZE CARD RECEIVER AND CARVED SHELL 
OSTEND PLAQUE. 


TWELVE FRAMED WATER COLORS AND PRINTS. be i ne 


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251 
252 


253 


254 


295 


256 


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258 


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-249- 


250. 


AUSTRIAN COVERED VASE. 


Painted with figure panel on a pink ground; detached 
pedestal. (Chipped.) | Height, 12 inches. 


ITALIAN GLASS CUP AND SAUCER WITH LACE 
DECORATION, AND GLASS TRAY WITH GOLD 
DECORATION. 


IVORY BOX, WITH MINIATURE OF MARIE 
ANTOINETTE ON THE COVER. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF LADY IN GREEN HAT. 


Oval easel frame. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 
Lady carrying a parasol. - Height, 5 inches. 


IVORY _ MINIATURE PAINTING OF TWO 
CHERUBIM. 


In ormolu frame. 


IVORY MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF MADAME DE 
LA TONE. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF MADAME ELIZABETH 
IN PINK HAT. 


IVORY EASEL FRAME, CONTAINING A PORCE- 
LAIN MINIATURE PAINTING OF A GIRL. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 
Man scared by a snake, carrying a baby in a basket. 


Height, 5 inches. 
CHINESE IVORY CARVING. 


Brush-holder and stand; the holder carved in relief, 
with a landscape showing tea-house on a background 
carved in a geometrical pattern. Height, 4 inches. 


TWO SMALL SEVRES CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
Green and gold, with portrait panels. 


COALPORT CUP AND SAUCER OF BLUE AND 
GOLD, AND SMALL DRESDEN CUP AND 
SAUCER. 


FOUR DRESDEN MUSICAL MONKEYS. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 
Man peddling turtles, with child. Height, 3 inches. 


MINIATURE BUST OF A CHILD IN GILT METAL. 
25 


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260 


261 


262 
263 


264 


265 


267 
268 


269 


270 


271 


202 
203 


274 


275 


276 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 


Amma going to the Temple. Height, 5 inches, 
IVORY MINIATURE OF MADAME DE MON- — 


TESPAN. 
THREE IVORY FIGURES OF BOY MUSICIANS, 


CARVED IVORY EASEL MINIATURE FRAME, 
Oval, with intricate garden scene with figures. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 
Old man and a god. Height, 21% inches. 


IVORY BROOCH AND EARRINGS, AND THREE 
IVORY SLEEVE BUTTONS. 


The former carved with wheat, the latter with roses 
and daisies. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 
Fruit venders. 


TWO SWEETMEAT BOXES. 
One of Russian enamel and one of Dresden porcelain. 


ROCOCO CUP AND SAUCER AND A TORTOISE- 
SHELL MANDOLIN. 


(The latter imperfect.) 


GERMAN IVORY CARVING. 
Miniature Grand Piano. (Imperfect.) 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 


' Hotei with his bag, from which a child crawls. 
Height, 2 inches. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF AN ENGLISH BEAUTY. 
IVORY MINIATURE OF MADAME VICTOIRE. 


In easel frame. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF THE MARQUISE DE 
NAVARRE. 


In easel frame. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 


Fisherman with crabs, with a child on his back. 
Height, 434 inches. 


LADY’S IVORY POCKET NOTEBOOK. 


The front carved in relief, with a picture of a shepherd- 
ess and flock. 


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290 


291 


> 292 


JAPANESE IVORY GROUP. 


* Two children playing with doves. Height, 534 inches. 


CIGARETTE HOLDER OF MEERSCHAUM AND 
AMBER. 


Carved with a dog and foliage. 


CARVED DOG’S-HEAD CANE HANDLE. 


JAPANESE IVORY CARVING. 
Animal trainer, with monkey and rats. 
z Height, 3% inches. 
POCKET MINIATURE PORTRAIT CASE OF IVORY 
AND GILT METAL. 


The front showing a relief picture of a falconer and 
dog. 


IVORY CIGARETTE CASE. 


With hinged lid, carved with a coiled dragon in relief. 


SILVER MATCH-BOX. 
The cover set with an enamel marine picture. 


MINIATURE CANDLESTICK OF ENAMELED 
GILT METAL. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF MARIE ANTOINETTE 
In easel frame, set with sparks. 


THREE PIECES OF ORMOLU MINIATURE | 


FURNITURE. 
Sofa, table and chair, upholstered in painted silk. 


COALPORT BONBON BOX. 


TWO CARVED IVORY FIGURES OF GERMAN 
MUSICIANS ON BARREL PEDESTALS. 


THREE CARVED IVORY FIGURES OF MUSICAL 
CUPIDS. 


CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF CHILD CARRYING 
GRAPES. 


SET OF MINIATURE FURNITURE IN ENAMELED 
GILT. 
Consisting of sofa, four chairs, table and easel picture. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF MARIE ANTOINETTE. 
In ormolu frame. 


IVORY MINIATURE OF A LADY IN BLUE HAT. 
In oval ormolu easel frame. 
27 


293 


294 


295 


296 
297 


298 


299 


300 


301 
302 


303 


304 


305 


FOUR PIECES OF MINIATURE FURNITURE, IN 
FILIGREE SILVER. te 


Table, two chairs, and washstand. 


SLEIGH IN SILVER. 


SILVER BOX SHAPED AS A SHOE, AND BOUQUET a ian 
HOLDER OF FILIGREE SILVER. ‘ 


CARAVEL AND SCIMITAR OF FILIGREE SILVER. : 


IVORY MINIATURE OF LADY IN DIRECTOIRE ~ 
COSTUME. 


In ormolu frame with easel. 


| es | 

IVORY MINIATURE OF MARY QUEEN OF = ae 

SCOTS. . i y 
In ormolu easel frame. na, ees 


ENAMELED MINIATURE OF MARIE AN- 
TOINETTE. 


In ormolu easel frame. 


TWO IVORY GROUPS. . 


One, ‘‘The Broken Pitcher”; the other, a deer and 
pail. : 


DRESDEN FIGURE OF A BALLET DANCER, | . 


DRESDEN PORCELAIN REEL. 
(Imperfect.) 


THREE PAINTED PORCELAIN PANELS. 
One figure subject; two Swiss scenes. 


PAINTED PORCELAIN PICTURE—*THE MUSIC 
LESSON.” 


Framed. Height, 17 inches; width, 11 inches, 


Washington and Napoleon Articles ) i: 
From the Collection of 


WILLIAM LANIER WASHINGTON 


TWO FLAT-IRON STANDS. 
With Washington portraits in relief. 


OVAL MEDALLION BRONZE OF NAPOLEON IN 
RELIEF. 


In Directory costume of Directory period. 
28 


315 


316 


B17 


318 


6 DECORATED PORTRAIT BUST OF NAPOLEON 


IN BISQUE. Height, 7% inches. 
BURSLEM BUST OF ABRAHAM CLARKE. 
By William Machin. Height, 10 inches. 


BRONZE RELIEF PLAQUE OF MILTON. 
Mounted on a copper panel. 
ie Size of relief plaque, 6 inches square. 


PAIR OF BISQUE PORTRAITS. 
Busts of Napoleon III and the Empress Eugenie. 
. Height, 8% inches. 
BELLEEK TOBY JUG, AS A STANDING FIGURE 
OF WASHINGTON. 
In cocked hat. 


-MILK GLASS MUG. 


Of Colonial design, with spread eagle and laurel 
wreath. 


| PAIR OF WASHINGTON CHINA PITCHERS. 


The head of Washington in cocked hat. 
Height, 9 inches. 


BRONZE PANEL, WITH DOUBLE RELIEF 
PORTRAITS. 


McKinley and Roosevelt. 
Height, 10 inches; width, 13 inches. 


WASHINGTON’S FIRST INTERVIEW WITH HIS 
WIFE. 


Engraved by G. R. Hall, after Ehninger. Folio 


~ framed. 
COPPER MEDALLION HEAD OF FRANKLIN. 
In high relief. Diameter, 51% inches. 


BISQUE PORTRAIT BUST OF WASHINGTON. 
Height, 15 inches. 


BRONZE PORTRAIT MEDAL OF GENERAL 
GRANT, BY HUGHES BOVY, GENEVA. 


Signed, and dated 1868. 


BRONZE OBVERSE IMPRESSION OF A WASHING- 
TON MEDAL, BY VIVIER. 


MILLET’S MEDALLION IN FROSTED SILVER— 
GENERAL GRANT. 


In oval frame with glass. Height, § inches. 
29 


319 


320 


321 


322 


323 


324 


325 


326 


327 


328 


329 


330 


351 
332 


BISQUE BUST OF NAPOLEON. ay 
Greatcoat; no hat. _ Height, 10% inches. 


TWO BRONZE RELIEF PANELS. 
Figure of Washington, and Washington and his 
family. Framed. Heights, 844 inches and 5% inches. — 


BRONZE RELIEF OF WASHINGTON. 


Mounted on velvet-covered panel, in oval shadow box. — 
Height, 18 inches; length, 23 inches. 


BRONZE MEDALLION RELIEF PORTRAIT OF 
MARTHA WASHINGTON... 


On black velvet panel, in oval frame. 


BUST ANTIQUE OF WASHINGTON. 
Profile in relief, after Saint Memin. Mounted in 


black frame, with oval glass. 
Height, 15 inches; width, 12 inches. 


BRONZE STATUETTE OF WASHINGTON. 
On serpentine marble base. Height, 13 inches. 


BRONZE STATUETTE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. 
With long coat, cocked hat in hand. 
Height, 10% inches. 
METAL GROUP. 


Diana and Actaeon (as a deer). (Imperfect.) 
Height, 10 inches; length, 13 inches. 


OLD BRONZE LION-HEAD DOOR KNOCKER. 
Bronze column vendome. (Imperfect.) 


PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, WOVEN IN 
SILK. 


Made by Carquillat of France. Framed. 
Height, 9% inches; width, 7% inches. 


COPPER HEAD OF LINCOLN IN RELIEF. 


Mounted on an oval oak panel. 
Height (of head), 11 inches. 


TWO COPPER HEADS OF LINCOLN IN RELIEF. 
Similar to the preceding, but unmounted. . 


TEN COPPER HEADS OF LINCOLN IN RELIEF. 


THIRTEEN HEADS OF LINCOLN IN RELIEF. 
Similar to the preceding. 


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334 


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335 


— 336 


Tafa! ERATOR ERT ca ama Taner 


2. rr 
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a | i. 337 


338 
L4 339 
340 


341 


342 
343 


344 


345 


346 


STANDING FIGURE OF NAPOLEON IN TERRA 
COTTA. 
With title “1814.”” (Repaired.) 


BRONZE BUST OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. 
On black marble base. Height, 14 inches. 


BRONZE INKSTAND AND PAPERWEIGHT. 
Terminal figures reading books, and winged sphinx. 


THREE EMPIRE RELIEF PLAQUES OF ORMOLU, 
ON SERPENTINE MARBLE GROUND. 


Napoleon and Josephine; bust of Napoleon (both by 
Bovy); Napoleon with the King of Rome before 
an altar. Signed, Andrieu. (Three pieces.) 
Diameters, 8, 84%, and 9 inches. 
THREE BRONZE CLASSIC URNS. 
One on marble base (imperfect); one with wood base. 
Heights, 15%, 12, and 6 inches. 
BRONZE EMPIRE INKSTAND. 


Bronze figure of Napoleon as Emperor, and military 
trophies. Height, 12 inches; length, 15 inches. 


BRONZE HEAD OF NAPOLEON. 
THE VENDOME COLUMN IN BRONZE. 
Heights, 9 and I1 inches. 


APOTHEOSIS OF NAPOLEON IN BRONZE. 


Head with garlands, eagle, and trophies. In a shadow 
box. Height, 13 inches; width, 11 inches. 


SMALL BRONZE BUST OF SIR ROBERT PEEL. 
On a circular bronze pedestal. Height, 9 inches. 


BUST OF WASHINGTON IN HIGH RELIEF. 
On a square bronze panel. 
Height, 614 inches; width, 54% inches. 


ELECTRO BRONZE PANEL. 


Washington in Masonic dress. Framed. 
Height, 5% inches; width, 4 inches. 


BRONZE RELIEF BUST OF WASHINGTON. 
Height, 7 inches. 


COPPER HEAD OF WASHINGTON IN RELIEF. 
Unmounted. Height, 11 inches. 


TWO COPPER HEADS OF WASHINGTON IN 
RELIEF. 


31 


347 


348 


349 


350 


351 


ja2 


B53 


354 


355 


356 


357 


359 


SEVEN COPPER HEADS OF WASHINGTON. | 
RELIEF. 


TEN COPPER HEADS OF WASHINGTON I 
RELIEF. ne 


COPPER URN WITH LEAF HANDLES. ’ Pi 
Height, 13 inches. a 


OLD OVAL IRON MEDALLION OF GEN. WIN- 
FIELD SCOTT. ey). 
Head in high relief. Height, 12 inches. 


LARGE OVAL SILVER-PLATED TRAY. 


Engraved with portrait of Washington, surrounded 
by trophies. Marked, ‘Brevoort House.” Scroll 
handles. In shadow box. 

Length, 33 inches; width, 19 inches. 


ANTIQUE WROUGHT-IRON SHOVEL AND TONGS. 


With old copper tray. Dating from the Seventeenth 
Century. (Three pieces.) 


BRONZE CANDLESTICK, AS AN ANGEL. 
Standing on a circular base. Height, 18% inches. 


SATSUMA PORCELAIN SEATED FIGURE. 


The Goddess of Benignity. (Imperfect.) 
Height, 27 inches. 


BLACK MARBLE CLOCK. 
Set with two bronze tablets; one a scene from Waste 
ington’s life, and one a motto. (The base imperfect.) 

Height, 1914 inches. 

BRONZE ELECTRO FIGURE OF WASHINGTON. ~— 


Standing figure, holding sword to breast, draped in 
cloak. With circular wood base. 
Height, 22% inches. 
BRONZE RELIEF PORTRAIT PANEL OF - 
FRANKLIN. 

Signed, C..L. Hogboom. Framed. 
Height, 18% x 16% inches. 

BRONZE RELIEF PORTRAIT PANEL OF GRANT. 


Signed, C. L. Hogboom. Framed. 
Height, 18 inches; width, 1 5 inches. 


BRONZE PANEL, WITH PORTRAIT HEAD OF 


JEFFERSON IN RELIEF. 


By C. L. Hogboom. Signed, and dated 1884. 
Framed. Height, 18 inches; width, 15% inches. 


32 


THIRD SESSION 
Thursday Evening April 17, 1913, at 8:15 o'clock 


Japanese Prints 


From the Collection of 
GEORGE JAY SMITH 
of New York 


HIROSHIGE 
1796-1858 
’ Pupil of Toyohiro 


360 VIEW OF YECHIZEN; CEDAR TREE OF KOSHU; 
STEAM CARS. 


(Three pieces.) 


361 VIEWS OF MATSUSHIMA; KAGAMIDAI HILL; 
MAISAHA. 


(Three pieces.) 


362 NIGHT SCENE NEAR YOSHIWARA; VIEW OF 
KASUMIGA SHEHI; AKABA TEMPLE. 


363 VIEWS OF SHINEGAWA; ASAHUSA TEMPLE; 
HACHIMAN TEMPLE. 
(Three pieces.) 
364 VIEWS OF FUJIKAWA TEMPLE; NINHONBASHI 
BRIDGE; GOYAHU KAHAN TEMPLE. 
(Three pieces.) 


365 VIEW OF BENHEI CHANNEL; ONE OF THE 
CHUSHINGURA SERIES. 


366 PLUM BLOSSOMS AT KAMEIDO. 
367 OWO BRIDGE, KYOTO. 


HOKUSAI 
1760-1849 
(See also Nos. 456 to 462) 


368 VIEW OF SOSHIN. 
From the ‘Thirty-six Views of Fuji.” 
369 FUJI FROM THE TEMPLE. 
From the ‘Thirty-six Views of Fuji.” 
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370 


371 


B72 


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374 


375 


376 


377 


378 


379 


380 


381 


382 


383 


ACTORS TAKING PART IN A PLAY. 
By Hokusai, but signed Shunro. 


TWO SURIMONO PRINTS. 
Boy carrying a kite; a ventriloquist. 


SAILBOAT; FISHES; SEA FOOD. 


This and the following fifteen lots were cut from 
books. (Three pieces.) 


WILD BOAR; TEMPLE BELL; DEATH OF 
WARRIOR. 


(Three pieces.) 


COMBAT; CHERRY BLOSSOMS; CROSSING THE 
BRIDGE. 


(Three pieces.) 


SNOW SKETCHES; RAINY DAY; SPIRIT OF THE 
DEAD. 


(Three pieces.) 


BRIDGE; THE WIND; A LANDSCAPE. 
(Three pieces.) 


FUJI ON A CLEAR DAY; FUJI IN Mes THE 
ASSASSINATION. 


(Three pieces.) 


SHOKI; SUSPENSION BRIDGE; SUDDEN 
APPEARANCE OF FUJI. 


(Three pieces.) 


DISTANT FUJI FROM THE HILL; ARCHERY 
CONTEST; A WRESTLING MATCH, 


(Three pieces.) 


WARRIOR GALLOPING; WASHING A HORSE; 
WRESTLING MATCH. 


(Three pieces.) 


STRONG WOMAN STOPPING A RUNAWAY 
HORSE; DANGEROUS CARE; HOME OF MICE. 


(Three pieces.) 


WARRIOR; RISING SUN; SEVEN GODS OF 
HAPPINESS. 


(Three pieces: ) 


FARMING; UMBRELLA FUJI; THE EARTH- 
QUAKE. 


(Three pieces.) 
34 


“two PRINTS OF BIRDS; ay METAL MINE. 
BI (Three pieces.) . : . 


385 ‘TRIS BLOSSOMS; PEONIES; SKETCH OF _ 
TURNIPS. 


e 
: 
(Three pieces.) | % 
Fy 


386 _ PILGRIMS; SAGES PERFORMING MIRACLES; 
oth TIGER AND WATERFALL. 


(Three pieces.) 


387, PROSPEROUS DRY-GOODS HOUSE; FLOWER e 
VENDOR; DIFFERENT TYPES OF PEOPLE. ae 


(Three pieces. es.) 


—_ 


388 88 SPECIES OF CRABS; THE FERRYBOAT. 4 
iS Reproduction. (Two pieces.) ty 
mee e KORIUSAI ¥ 


aoe ; , ‘i 1730-1795 
Bin ip i Saetuiareed by Harunobu and his chief pupil. 
389) GROUP OF YOSHIWARA LADIES. 
en Soft and beautiful colors. (An important piece.) 


KORIUSAI AND HOKKUI 


- YOSHIWARA LADY AND HER MAIDS (Koriusai); 
TEMPLE WORSHIPPER (Hokkui). 


. KOWO 
TWO DANCERS. 


KUNISADA 
—— 1785-1864 
Pupil of and influenced by Toyokuni 


ACTOR AS WARRIOR, FENCER, AND _ IN 
CHARACTER. 


(Three pieces.) 
STORY FROM “EIGHT TAILED DOGS”; 
ACTOR AS A WOMAN AND AS A PRIEST. 
(Three pieces.) 


TEA-HOUSE GIRL; ACTOR TAKING PART OF A 
YOUTH; WARRIOR ON HORSEBACK. 


(Three pieces.) 


ACTOR TAKING PART OF MIDDLEMAN; 
LAST DAY OF SAMURAI; ACTOR TAKING PART 
OF GIHEI. 


(Three pieces.) 
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396 


397 


398 


399 


400 


401 


402 


403 


LADY LOOKING IN THE MIRROR; 
DAMIO’S ATTENDANT; PLAY FROM CHUNGURO., 


(Three pieces.) 


YOUNG LORD ON A BOAT; 
WOMAN STANDING IN THE SNOW. 


(Two pieces.) 


SET OF NINE PRINTS FROM THE CHUSHINGURA 
SERIES. 


From the ‘‘47 Ronins.”’ (Nine pieces.) 


KUNIYOSHI 
1790-1861 
Pupil of Toyokuni 


LADY URASATO; 
CHINESE LANDSCAPE FROM NIJIU SHIKO. 


(Two pieces.) 


AUTUMN MOON; STRONG MAN; 
ILLUSTRATION FROM THE “HUNDRED POEMS.” 


(Three pieces.) 


OKUMARA MASANOBU 
1685-1764 
Pupil of Kiyonobu 


BLACK AND WHITE PRINT. 
Daikoku drawing coins out from his treasury hammer. 


Miscellaneous Japanese Prints 


BATTLE SCENE. 
Double print by Kunikiyo. 
MAN AND WOMAN. 
By Toyokuni. 
WOMAN WITH AN UMBRELLA. 
By Gekko. (Three pieces.) 


IMAGINARY BOX. 
By Fusatana. ; 
VIEW OF SHINOBAZU POND. 
By Hiroshige. 
A YOSHIWARA LADY. 
By Yeizan. (Three pieces.) 
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io elf 


i (a Sy 
f Bets pees 


404 ¢ crowp TRYING TO SEE A WRESTLING MATCH: 
By Kunikatsu. | 


om MPLE FESTIVAL. 
By Kunitsune. 
- BATTLESHIPS. 

By Kiyochika. 


05 SWEEPING THE SNOW. 
! a By Fusitane. 


ACTOR. - : 
Be By Kunichika. , 


_ SHAKKIO DANCE. 
oe print by Kunisata. 


(Three pieces.) 


Sie pieces.) 


ee, we WIND STORM. 
(2 By eas oa 


= By Ponta, (Three pieces.) 


: 407 WEDDING SCENE. By Kenzan. 
ae A PLUM ORCHARD. 
i By Sadehiro. 
HOUSE WARMING. 
By Sukesada. (Cut from a book). (Three pieces.) 


“ 03 LADY LEANING OVER. 
By Kunichika. 


i 
. TIGER HUNT. 
| i __By Yoshitora. 
oa. _ CROWDS ON RIOGOKU. BRIDGE. 
_ By Sadahide. (Three pieces.) 
au ADMIRING THE SNOW. 3 
By Fusitane. 
LADIES’ HEADS. 
By Kikumaro. 
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. 
By Shuncho. (Three pieces.) 
410 AN ACTOR. 
| _ By Sadafusa. 
| GIRL WITH A SWORD. 
, By Yoshi Iku. 


COURT LADIES OUTING. 
By Toyokuni. 


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411 GIRL WITH AN UMBRELLA. 
By Chikanobu. 
BATTLE SCENE. 
By Shuntei. 
MAID DRESSING HER HAIR. 
By Kuniyasu. 


412 THE RISING SUN. 
By Shunko. 
A TEMPLE FESTIVAL. 
By Kuniyasu. 
TAKING A WALK. 
By Shuncho. 


413 A BOATMAN. 
By Hokuyei. 
SURIMONO PRINT. 
Court Dance by Shigenobu. 


LADY ADMIRING IRIS. 
i Reproduction by Kiyonaga. 


SHIGEMASA 
il 1738-1819 
Pupil of Harunobu 


414 WARRIOR; DRAGON HUNT; PRESENTING A 


Three prints taken from a book. 


415 TWO PRINTS OF POETS; A FLOWER STUDY. 
Three prints cut from a book. 


SHINSAI 
Pupil of Hokusai 


416 THREE SURIMONO PRINTS. 
Despatch box; fancy tiles; monkey. (Three pieces.) 


SHUNSEN 
1760-1829 


417 FERRYBOAT AND RIOGOKU BRIDGE. 
418 HUNTING FOR FIREFLIES. 


419 COUPLE WATCHING STORKS AND THEIR NESTS. 


420 FERRY BOAT; 
INTERIOR VIEW OF A TEA-HOUSE. 


(Damaged.) (Two pieces.) 
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oy SHUNTEI AND RENZAN 
1 WARRIOR. 
By Shuntei. 
WORSHIPPER AND BIRTHDAY PARTY. 
(Three pieces.) 
_ SUGAKUDO AND MASAYOSHI 
WARRIOR. 
By Masayoshi. 
BIRD AND FLOWERS; FLOWERS AND BIRD. 
(Three pieces.) 
SUKENOBU 
BLACK AND WHITE PRINT. 
A ferryboat. Framed. 
HORSE SHOW; REVENGE; 
PLAYING THE FLUTE. 
This and the following lots are extracted from a book 
of his prints. (Three pieces.) 


425 PRIEST SAIGIO; SELECTING SHELLS; 
FISHERWOMAN. (Three pieces.) 


426 SCENE IN A TEA-HOUSE; 
VISITING THE TEMPLE; 
STORY FROM AN ILLUSTRATED BOOK. 


(Three pieces.) 
TOSHIYOSHI AND KUNIYASU 
427 AN ACTOR. 
; By Kuniyasu. ° 
7 _ VEGETABLE VENDOR; ANCIENT COSTUME. 
1% (Three pieces.) 


TOYOKUNI 
1769-1825 
Pupil of Toyoharu 


428 FOUR DOUBLE PRINTS. 
Actors on the stage. (Four pieces.) 


429 TWO DOUBLE PRINTS. 
Actors on the stage. 
ACTOR IN CHARACTER. 
(Three pieces.) 
- 430 TWO TRIPTYCHS. 
Actors taking part in a play. (Two pieces.) 
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431 


432 


433 


434 


435 


436 


437 


438 


439 


440 
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442 
443 
444 
445 
446 
447 
448 


449 


GIRL ‘CROSSING ARTIFICIAL STREAM; 
QUARREL IN A TEAHOUSE; 
COURT LADY, AND ACTORS IN A PLAY. 


(Double print.) (Four pieces.) 


ACTORS IN CHARACTER. yuan 
Old man; a bad character; two as warriors. (Four 
pieces.) 


ACTORS IN CHARACTER. : bait 
A warrior, a poet, and an assassin... (Three pieces) i 


ANCIENT WARRIOR; VIEW OF MEGURO Be i 
TEMPLE; | 
ACTOR TAKING PART IN A PLAY. 


(Three pieces.) 


VIEW OF ATAGO TEMPLE. 
LADY READY FOR A WEDDING. 


(Two pieces.) 


CHUSHINGURA SERIES. 
Set of eleven prints. Rare. (Eleven pieces.) 


PORTRAIT OF YOKIHI. 


One of the three beauties of ancient China. Rare 
print. . 


ACTOR TAKING THE PART OF A VILLAGE GIRL; 
COURT LADIES GOING TO A-PICNIC. 


INTERIOR VIEW OF THE STAGE. 


UTAMARO 
1759-1806 


COUPLE PERFORMING A PUPPET PLAY. 
YOSHIWARA BEAUTY AND HER MAID. 
LADIES ADMIRING A KAKEMONO. 
NIGHT SCENE ON THE SUMIDA RIVER. 
THREE WATER-CARRIERS. 
NIGHT SCENE ON THE SUMIDA RIVER. 
FESTIVAL OF BEZEITEN TEMPLE. 
PLAYING WITH A CHILD ON A BOAT. 


MAID DRESSING HAIR; YOSHIWARA LADY. 
Reproductions. (Two pieces.) 


ACTOR AS A LOVER; LADY SEATED ON A BENCH. 
Reproductions. (Two pieces.) 
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452 
453 
454 


455 


. 456 


SILK INDUSTRY; BEAUTIES OF A TEAHOUSE; 
LADIES LISTENING TO A NIGHTINGALE. 


Reproductions. (Three pieces.) 
YEISEN 
1789-1848 


VIEW OF HIRATSUKA VILLAGE; 
LADY HOLDING A COAT; 


LADY STANDING BY THE RIVER. 
(Three pieces.) 

TEA-HOUSE ON OMORI ROAD. 

ON THE ROAD TO KISO. 


ASAHUSA TEMPLE IN THE SNOW; 
INARI TEMPLE. 
(Two pieces.) 
YEIZAN AND GEKKO 
RIDING THROUGH THE WOODS. 
(By Gekko.) 
LADY SEATED; A GIRL DANCING. 
(Three pieces.) 
YOSHITOSHI 
Died in 1892 
DOUBLE PRINT; THE BATHERS; 
LADY SITTING ON A BENCH. 
(Two pieces.) 


Pis6a JAPANESE PAINTING MOUNTED AS A KAKE- 


457 


458 


459 


MONO: KWANNON, GODDESS OF MERCY (half 
life size), AND HER FOLLOWERS. 


Painted in gold and colors. The background is also 
painted as a pattern of old brocade. Dating from 
about the year 1400. Very fine and rare. 


HOKUSAI 
1760-1849 
HIGH ARCHED WOODEN BRIDGE. 


On which three men have stopped to look down in 
the water. 


This and the following five lots of prints by Hokusai 
were purchased from the Lathrop collection through 
Mr. Hamilton Easter Field. 


FWO LOO CHOO (RYU KIU) ISLAND. 
One from the ‘Series of Eight.” 


TWO COURT LADIES AMUSING THEMSELVES 
WITH BATTLEDORE AND SHUTTLECOCK. 


4l 


oT aa ae ee 


460 


461 
462 


- 463 


464 


465 


466 


467 


468 


469 


470 


TRAVELERS CROSSIN G A SUSPENSION ] | 
TWO MEN SEATED. 3 


LORD AND ATTENDANTS ON A FOOT BRIDGE. 
pe 


Modem French, Geanial and Early 
English Paintings 


PRINT ENTITLED “ROSES” AFTER TOJETTI. 
Tinted in water colors; in oval gilt frame, 
C. F. DAUBIGNY 


1817-1878 
LANDSCAPE. 


Charcoal drawing signed with monogram. ae 
Height, 17 inches; width, 24 asia Yoytt Sae 
F. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter 
A COUNTRY ROAD. 
Water color, signed. 
Height, 1544 inches; width, 10% inches. 
ALFRED EMILE MERY 
Contemporary French Painter 
THE FALLING FLOCK. 
Water color, signed. 
Height, 13 inches; width, 20 inches. 
CLARKSON STANFIELD 
English, 1793-1867 
A TOILER OF THE SEA. 
Wash drawing, signed and dated 744. . 
Height, ‘13 inches; width, 18 ee 


' F,. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter — 


SPRING. 
Water color, signed. 
Height, 1 8 inches; width, 11 inches. 
FR. BARTOLOZZI 
EDMUND KEAN AS RICHARD III. 
Engraved after William Hamilton. Full length. Folio. 


F. O. C. DARLEY 
American, 1822-1888 


ATTACKED BY INDIANS. 
Original drawing, signed and dated 1875. . 
Height, 1834 inches; width, 28 inches. 
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tee: DAUBIGNY 
1817-1878 
471 OXEN PLOUGHING. 
Double a chalk drawing signed with monogram. 
Height, 12 inches; width, 19 inches. 
WILLIAM HALL 
is “WASHINGTON RECEIVING A SALUTE ON THE 
_ FIELD OF TRENTON. 
Engraved after John Faed. Folio. 
= ; EUGENE DELACROIX 
Gee 700-1263-_ 
473 DOMESTIC FOWL AND HORSE. 
_ Pen gawing signed with initials E. D. 


~ 


Height, 10 inches; width, 14 inches. 
' NICOLAS RHEIN 

1767-1819 
THE MAD BULL ATTACKING TWO DOGS. 


- Mezzotint after hae 1792. Folio, proof before 
title. - 


NAPOLEON IN EGYPT. 
Line engraving. Folio. 
J. F. MILLET 
LA BOUILLIE. 
Etching, small 4to, 1861. Third state, before the 
plate was reduced. 


F. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter 
OLD CASTLE IN TOKIO. 
_-Water color, signed. 
Height, 12 inches; width, 19 inches. 


ALFRED EMILE MERY 
Contemporary French Painter 


FLOWERS AND BIRDS. 
Water color, signed. 
Height, 12 inches; width, 19 inches. 
VICTOR NEHLIG 
% American, 1830-1910 
479 AN INDIAN BRIDE. 
en Canvas, signed. Height, 15 inches; width, 94% inches. 
WILLIAM OLIVER STONE 
‘ American, 1830-1875 
480 PORTRAIT OF A MAN. 
Canvas. Height, 10 inches; width, 7% inches. 


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= 7 S " cr 


“481 


482 


483 


484 


485 


486 


487 


488 


489 


_ C. F. DAUBIGNY 
1817-1878 


LANDSCAPE. 


Charcoal drawing, ered tne mon 
Height, 12 inches; 


RICHARD CREIFELD 
Contemporary American Painter: ee 

AN ARAB SOLDIER. 
Canvas, signed. Height, 14 inches; 


CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT 

American, 1812-1868 
PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY. 
Oil, on paper. Height, 9 inches; — 


ALFRED EMILE MERY 
Contemporary French Painter — 
A STUDY OF APES. 


Water color, signed. 
Height, 18 inches; 


F. BASKE 

Contemporary Japanese Painter _ 

CHERRY TREES IN RAIN. pe Oar 
Water color, signed. hake Me % 
Height, 11 inches; width, 17 inches. 


WILLIAM OLIVER STONE ah a 
American, 1830-1875 Mal 
PORTRAIT OF A LADY. ; re 
Canvas. Height, 12 inches; width, 8 inches. Pa 
F. J. HEIM i \ 
French, 1787-1865 ' ear 
MOTHER AND CHILD. \ ee 


Canvas, circular. Height, 8 inches; width, 7 inches. — 
THOMAS LOCHLAN SMITH 
American, 1835-1884 
SNOW SCENE. 


Canvas, signed and dated 1865. e 
Height, 6 inches; width, 10 inches. a 


jJ.S. KING 
American Etcher 


THE HEAD OF A COW. 


After a painting by Carleton Wiggins. Japan proof. 
Eanes signed by both painter and etcher. Framed. 


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L. E. VAN GORDER 
i. ; Contemporary American Painter 
‘490, NIGHT VIEW OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 
me Canvas, signed and dated ’86. 
~~ ee Height, 10 inches; width, 12 hee 


HENRY SECURAE 

491, VENUS AND BACCHUS. 

ae: Canvas, signed. Height, 17 inches; width, 16 inches. 
_— ~ -F. BASKE 


— 


iy Contemporary Japanese Painter 
492 FUJI FROM SURUGA. 
ae Water color, signed. 
} Height, 12 inches; width, 18 inches. 
_—  — CHARLES FRANCOIS POERSON 
-J French, 1653-1725 
493. MONKEYS. DINING. 
. On copper. Height, 7% inches; width, 934 inches. 
THOMAS DOUGHTY 
American, 1793-1856 
494 HUDSON RIVER LANDSCAPE. 
| Canvas. Height, 17 inches; width, 21 inches. 
' UNKNOWN PAINTER 
495 THE WATER MILL. 
Canvas relined. Height, 14 inches; width, 22 inches. 
E. W. NICHOLS 
496 ON THE RHINE. ; 
. Canvas, signed. Height, 11 inches; width, 18 inches. 
F. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter 
497 BREAKING OF THE MISTS. 
Water color, signed. 
Height, 19 inches; width, 12 inches. 
JOHN BERNAY CROME 
English, 1793-1842 
498 ENGLISH LANDSCAPE. 
Canvas. Height, 15 inches; width, 22 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 
499 MARINE. 
Canvas. Height, 21 inches; width, 28% inches. 


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F. BASKE ae 
Contemporary Japanese Painter oa 
500 FUJIYAMA. ae 


Water color, signed. ee 
Height, 1134 inches; wid, 7 


JAN VONCK 
Dutch 1660- 
—~S01 BARNYARD FOWL. 
Canvas. Height, Af. inches; width, pg an ae 
: . JEAN BAPTISTE CORNEILLE > ae 
1649-1695 


502 SALVATOR ROSA AT THE CARNIVAL. re et 
Canvas, signed. Height, 30 inches; width, an “inch 
HENRY VAN DER STRAETTEN 
Dutch, 1680-1737 . é 
503 CLASSIC LANDSCAPE. dean: che 
Canvas. Height, 25 inches; width, 29 inch 
J. W. CARMICHAEL ba | 
: English, 1800-1868 
504 VIEW ON THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. 
Canvas, signed on the back. i 
Height, 25 inches; width; 30 inches. 
JOHANN PETER MOLITOR 
1702-1757 ; 
505 SAINT CECILIA. y Li Ne 
Panel. Height, 31 inch width, 1834 pA ot 
UNKNOWN PAINTER OF THE DUTCH SCHOOL 
506 PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN. ~ ‘ ae 
Panel. Height, 18 inches; width, 24 inches. 
HENRY INMAN tae a 
American, 1801-1846 
507 AUTUMN IN THE CATSKILLS. 
Oval, canvas. Height, 24 inches; width, 29 aan 
DOMENICO CARNOVALE (Attributed) ae 
Italian, Sixteenth Century 
508 VIEW OF PISA. ci 
Canvas. Height, 13 inches; width, 29 inches. = 
LOUIS LEOPOLD BOILLY 
French, 1761-1845 


508a STREET BARRICADE DURING THE FRENCH 
REVOLUTION. P 


Canvas. H eight, 30 inches; width, 42 inches. 
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FOURTH SESSION 
| Friday Afternoon, April 18, 1913, at 2:30 o’clock 


Teapots, Breebae Marbles, Bronzes, Andirons, 
< ~Oniental Rugs, and Cabinets 


- Teapots from the Eldridge Collection 
(See note, page 1) 


+ 509 “TWELVE MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 


Tees one of old Satsuma, one Banko ware and 
others. - 


510 FIFTEEN MEDIUM AND SMALL TEAPOTS. 
Of porcelain and pottery. 


511 SEVEN SMALL AND ONE LARGE TEAPOTS. 
. Mainly pottery in brown. 


‘512 SEVEN TEAPOTS, INCLUDING FOUR LARGE 
Be)? ONES. 


In decorated blue. 
513 SIX LARGE TEAPOTS. 
ieee Of decorated porcelain and brown pottery. 
__-—s°+514.:« SEX BANKO TEAPOTS. 
fae ; Various shapes. 


515 COLLECTION OF SIX KIOTO TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes and decorations. 


516 EIGHT PORCELAIN TEAPOTS. 

One of white paste, the others blue and white. 
517 SEVEN LARGE AND MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 
re j One lacquer and the rest of pottery. 
7 ee 518 TWELVE ASSORTED KIOTO TEAPOTS. 


ia 519 FIFTEEN MINIATURE TEAPOTS. 
: Porcelain and pottery, plain and decorated. 


520 TWELVE BLUE-AND-WHITE TEAPOTS. 
Various shapes. 
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534 
535 


536 
537 


538 


539 
540 


541 


542, FIVE LARGE TEAPOTS. 


SIX TEAPOTS. 


~Monochrome and decorated ‘green. — ; me 
RURI WINE-POT. 

Blue glaze. 
OLD KUTANI TEAPOT. 
TWELVE ASSORTED KIOTO TEAPOTS. _ 
OLD IMARI TEAPOT. — oo). 
_  Boat-shape. ; oi 
RIOSAI TEAPOT. 


NINE METAL TEAPOTS AND “HOT-Ws 
KETTLES. 24 


Various sizes. 
OLD PEWTER WINE-POT. 
FOUR LARGE TEAPOTS. 
One with a view of Fuji from Kioto. 
LARGE KIOTO TEAPOT. 
CHING LUNG WINE-POT. 
Peach-shape. _ sa 
TWELVE SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED: TEAPOTS. 
Decorated porcelain and brown pottery. + 
OLD KIOTO WINE-POT. 
OLD OWARI TEAPOT. 
FIVE PORCELAIN TEAPOTS. 
Blue-and-white and decorated porcelain. 
OLD KUTANI TEAPOT. 
TEN SMALL PORCELAIN TEAPOTS. 
Each holding one cup. 
CHINESE WHITE TEAPOT. 
Dragon spout and handle. 
LARGE SOMA TEAPOT. 
TEN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 
Banko and other wares. 


OLD IMARI TEAPOT. 
Gold decoration. 


In blue-and-white porcelain. 
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—_ 


543 ‘TALL WINE-POT. 
| ‘ Old Imari. Blue and white. 
544 _ LARGE SOMA TEAPOT. 
545 TEN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED TEAPOTS. 
Mainly blue and white. 
546 -RIOSAI ‘TEAPOT. 
: ri _ Gourd-shape. _ 
547 SIX MEDIUM-SIZE TEAPOTS. 
2 _ One of green running glaze. 
; OLD KIOTO TEAPOT. 
ah In form of a cat. 
9 Six CHINESE TEAPOTS. 


SIx- LACQUERED WINE-POTS AND TEAPOTS. 


One carved as trunk of a tree and partly lacquered; 
_ various sizes. 


‘OLD KINKOZAN TEAPOT. 
CHINESE CORAL-COLORED TEAPOT. 
- OLD KAGA TEAPOT. 
In the form of a turtle. 
CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE WINE POT. 
OLD KUTANI WINE POT. 
Green figures on red ground. 
SEVEN TEAPOTS OF QUAINT SHAPE. 

__ Three blue-and-white, one turquoise and two white. 
KIOTO WINE-POT WITH COVER. 
Blue-and-white decoration. 

HIRADO WINE-POT WITH COVER. 
Pine tree in bloom. 


KOZAN TEAPOT. 
Carved decoration of fishes. 


BLUE NANKING TEAPOT. 
ie Blue medallion. 


561 TWELVE MEDIUM-SIZED TEAPOTS. 
Satsuma and other porcelains, including two of white 
paste. 


56la HIRADO TEAPOT. 
Bell shape. 
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562 


563 


564 


565 


566 


567 


568 


569 


570 


571 


572 


oe ee a ee 


Bric-a-Brac and Bronzes 


DRESDEN PORCELAIN CANDLESTICK. 
Blue-and-gold decoration. 


PORCELAIN BONBONNIERE AND LACQUERED ty 
CARD BOX INLAID WITH MOTHER OF PEARL. 


DECORATIVE FRENCH COLOR PRINT: “CON- Pf - 


SOLATION DE L’ABSENCE.” | 
Framed in an ornamental bronze frame. 


COQUELIN IN CHARACTER OF CYRANO. 
Autographed half-tone print in passepartout frame. 


IN THE TUILERIES GARDENS AFTER FRANCOIS — 
FLAMENG. 


Goupil facsimile color print. 


WINTER SUNSET BY M. SKINNER. 
Oil painting, signed with initials. 
Height, 6 inches; width, 9 inches. 
PAINTED PORCELAIN PANEL: “AN INTERVIEW 
WITH CUPID.” . 
Framed. Height, 7% inches; width, 5% inches. 


pee PORCELAIN COVERED BONBON- 
NIERE 


Painted with panel picture on green ground. 


SMALL VIENNESE TRIPOD VASE. 


Painted with figure panel on green ground; with gold 
decoration and gold feet. 


CROWN DERBY SLENDER-NECK VASE. 


With incised gold floral decoration on a blue splash 
ground. Height, 8% inches. 


MINTON VASE. 


Painted with daisies and violets, the shoulder of 
honeycombed gold. 


DOULTON GLOBULAR VASE. 
With figure decoration of ‘‘Noontide Rest.’ 


AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN COVERED VASE. 


Of flattened ovoid shape, painted with symbolical 
figures representing music, having gold mask handles. 


50 


fe 2573 


ote 


pee, 375 


580 
581 
582 


583 


584 


585 


(J a Pe ag" i . ‘ ; i a . t 


GLASS VASE WITH ENAMELED LILY DECORA- 
TION AND BRONZE BASE. 


DOULTON VASE. | 
With moonlit landscape and figure decoration. 


Height, 8% inches. 
CAMEO GLASS VASE. 
With white roses on a pink ground. 
ITALIAN MAJOLICA GROUP OF BOY AND SHELL. 


TWO CYLINDRICAL JAPANESE VASES. 
Decorated with bird panels in gold. 


ROYAL WORCESTER VASE. 
Of bamboo design with three handles. 


METAL VASE WITH ENAMEL DECORATION. 


Subject, a girl and Iris flowers. Height, 714 inches. 


AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN INK STAND. 
’ With two inkwells. 


ORMOLU JEWEL CASKET. 
Top set with a painting on porcelain of Psyche. 


ENAMELED GILT METAL VASE. 
With gold lattice and flower decoration. 


AUSTRIAN GLOBULAR VASE. 
With panel picture entitled ‘Reflection,’ on gold 
ground. 


PAIR OF AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN URNS. 
Painted with classical figure panels on gold ground. 


Height, 7% inches. 
ROOKWOOD VASE. 
With wild rose decoration on pink ground. 


PAIR OF FRENCH BRONZE VASES. 


With gilt figures of nymph and dryad in relief. 
Height, 10 inches. 
COALPORT VASE. 


Decorated with a Cupid and Psyche panel on a pink 
ground; having gold scroll handles. Height, IJ inches. 


TWO SMALL BRONZE BUSTS. 
Of a peasant man and woman. Height, 5 inches. 


AUSTRIAN BRONZE GROUP: “THE HALT AT THE 
WELL.” Height, 13 inches. 


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586 


587 


588 


589 


590 


591 


ay Ps 


593 


594 


595 


596 


Oh 


598 


599 


ROOKWOOD VASE. 


Of dark-red glaze with dragon decoration in silver. ~ 


Height, 7 Te 


DOULTON FLAMBE VASE. a an 
Of dark-red with flower decoration. Height, 7 ae ae Bt 


COPELAND COVERED VASE. 


Urn shaped, painted with chrysanthemums on a 1 gold 
ground; gold handles. 


BRONZE STATUETTE OF ST. PAUL. 


GRUEBY MELON VASE. 
Dark blue mat surface. Height, 9% inches. 


DESK THERMOMETER. 


Mounted on a column surmounted by a figure of 
Psyche. Height, 101% inches. 


GILT BRONZE FIGURE WITH HEAD AND ARMS, 
OF IVORY. 


A girl feeding chickens. On circular marble base. 


Height, 11 inches. 


DRESDEN PORCELAIN LOVING CUP. 


Painted with three medallions; having three gold 
scroll handles and three paw feet. Height, & inches. 


SMALL SEVRES COVERED URN. 
With painted floral decorations and ormolu mountings. 
Height, 11 inches. 
PAINTED PORCELAIN PANEL. 


The Vestal Virgin, after Angelica Kaufmann; framed. 
Height, 1034 inches; width, 8¥2 inches. 


ROOKWOOD PITCHER. 


With decoration of currents. Signed A. R. V(alentine.) 
Height, 13 inches. 


TWO VIENNESE BRONZE ANIMAL FIGURES: 
“STAG AND DOE.” 

Height, 10 inches. 

GLASS FLAGON VASE. _ 
Salmon pink; with flower and vine cameo decoration. 
Height, 13 inches. 

BRONZE SPREAD EAGLE. 
On a base of yellow marble formed as a fluted broken 
column. Height, 9 inches. 


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Height, 10 inches. 


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607 


608 


609 


610 


611 


612 


PAINTED PORCELAIN PANEL. 


Subject “Ruth,” signed Meinell; in Florentine 
wood frame. Height, 15% inches; width, 914 inches. 


ROYAL BERLIN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF QUEEN 
LOUISE OF PRUSSIA, AFTER PAINTING BY 
RICHTER. Height, 111% inches. 


GLASS TOBACCO JAR WITH COVER. 


With pele at floral mountings in variegated bronze. 
Height, 7% inches. 


MINTON VASE DECORATED BY SOLON. 
With gold faun mask handles. Height, 11 inches. 


PAIR OF PORCELAIN CANDLESTICKS. 
Amorini holding flower cups. Height, 11% inches. 


al FIGURE OF A DUTCH MARKET 


Signed Boisdorf. Height, 13 inches. 


CROWN DERBY COVERED ROSE JAR. 


Melon-shaped; with incised gold decoration of fruits 
and flowers. Height, 14 inches. 


VIENNESE COVERED TRIPOD VASE IN THREE 


PARTS 


Painted with classical figure subjects on dotted gold 
ground. Height, 15 inches. 


PORCELAIN COVERED VASE. 


Painted with Watteau scenes and flowers on a crimson 
ground; with bronze base, rim and finial. (Cover 
repaired.) Height, 18 inches. 


PAIR OF DECORATED BISQUE FIGURES OF 
DANCING GIRLS. 


AUSTRIAN COVERED URN. 
With decoration of butterflies and gold scrolls on a 
blue ground; gold handles and bud finial. 
Height, 17 inches. 
TALL CUT CRYSTAL VASE ON SQUARE BASE. 
Etched Iris decoration. Height, 20% inches. 


Height, 14 inches. 


ROYAL BERLIN REVOLVING VASE. 


Painted with Watteau scenes and having ram’s head 
handles and ribbons in relief, Height, 20 inches. 


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613 ROYAL BERLIN COVERED VASE. 


relief; gold loop handles and finial Be as a eae B ?. 
of grapes. Height, 13% inches. 


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614 CUT CRYSTAL VASE. rane 
Diamond shape with Iris decoration. ote 
Height, 11% inches. ak. 
615 AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN COVERED URN. Ie 
The bowl painted with classical figures on a gold — 
ground and signed F. Koller. Gold handles. — 
Height, 17% DUES 
616 ROYAL WORCESTER VASE. 


Of cream tinted ground encircled with a gold Beek 
in high relief. . Height, 14 inches. 


617 CUT CRYSTAL CYLINDER VASE. 


Of green and white with etched Iris decoration. 
Height, 15 inches. 


618 ROYAL CROWN DERBY VASE. 
Of pink ground; with gold floral relief decoration and 


three gold vine handles. _ - Height, 13% inches. 

619 BRONZE SEATED FIGURE AFTER MICHAEL- 
ANGELO. ; 

Juliano de Medici. Height, 16 inches. 


620 LARGE SEVRES REVOLVING: COVERED URN. 


Of bleu-de-roi with ormolu base and rim, having 
Satyr’s mask handles and grape and leaf finial of 
ormolu. Height, 25 inches. 


621 TALL FLUTED CRYSTAL CYLINDRICAL VASE. 
Decorated with Passion flowers and vines in gold. 
Height, 191% inches. 


622 BRONZE FIGURE OF A CHILD SEATED ON A 
GRANITE BASE. 

Height, 9 inches. 

623 DECORATED BISQUE FIGURE WITH AN URN. 

Height, 29 inches. 

624 TABLE JARDINIERE OF IRIDESCENT GLASS. 


Bronze mountings of tulips and serpents. 


625 AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN COFFEE SERVICE. 
Consisting of tray, coffee pot, sugar bowl, cream jug, 
and two cups and saucers, decorated with paintings 
of classical and historical subjects. (Eleven pieces 
including covers.) 


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DOULTON PORCELAIN COVERED VASE. 


Painted with roses and having two handles shaped 
as ram’s heads, and pineapple finial. 
Height, 11 inches. 


GREEN AND WHITE CUT GLASS VASE. 


With etched flower and gold decoration. 
Height, 9 inches. 


ITALIAN MAJOLICA PITCHER VASE WITH 
DRAGON HANDLE. 


ROYAL WORCESTER COVERED ROSE JAR. 
Of white and gold with painted floral decoration. 
Height, 121% inches. 
TWO VIENNESE PORCELAIN VASES. 


Of tall slender forms painted with figures symbolizing 
“Night” and ‘‘Morning,” signed Meisel. Gold 
handles. - Height, 211% inches. 


SEVRES PORCELAIN URN. 
Of bleu-de-roi; with ormolu. handles and mountings; 
fitted for electricity. Height, 25 inches. 


BISQUE FIGURE: “DIANA AFTER THE BATH.” 
Height, 23 inches. 


LARGE SEVRES COVERED REVOLVING VASE. 


With figure decoration representing ‘‘Europa and 
the Bull,” signed Lebrun; ormolu Apollo mask 
handles and mountings. Height, 27 inches. 


CROWN DERBY COVERED ROSE JAR. 
With incised gold decoration of peonies and storks 


on a pink ground. Height, 13 inches. 
JAPANESE SILVER PLATED STORK. 
Watching for his mate. Height, 101% inches. 


TABLE MIRROR. 
Mounted in purple velvet, with ornamental frame, 


of sterling silver. 
Height, 27 inches; width, 191% inches. 


FORTY-FOUR VICTOR RECORDS. 
Instrumental and minstrel numbers, in great variety 
with a few operatic pieces. 


METAL CRUCIFIX. 
Italian workmanship. Height, 11% inches. 
55 


639 


640 


641 


642 


646 


648 


649 


650 


651 


652 


TABLE FRAME OF FRENCH GILT BRONZI 
Surmounted by trophies and garlands. ~ ; 
Height, 21 inches; width, 144% inche 
PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS. | 
Of solid brass; with pierced crown tops and ornament- 
al fronts, showing lions rampant. With spiral brass 
bar. ~ Height, 2 feet 3 inches. u 
BRASS FENDER. | 
Of strap work in a lattice pattern. Length, 5 ie 


PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS. 


Showing spheres, pierced and chased, resting on 
dolphin feet and having torch finials. — 
Height, 2 feet 6 inches, 


SMALL BRASS STAND WITH SQUARE ONYX ay 
LOP: 


LOW OBLONG CABINET. 


Decorated in Vernis Martin, with mirror bottom 
and glass shelf. Height, 40 inches; length, 32 inches. 


WROUGHT STEEL FIRE SET. 
Consisting of shovel and tongs. 


TIGER SKIN MOUNTED WITH HEAD AND 
CLAWS. — Length, § feet 4 inches. 
PAIR OF BRONZE ANDIRONS. ; 
Of strap work with coiled feet and spiral tops; set 
with colored glass jewels. Height, I foot 7 inches. 
BRONZE FENDER. | 


With leaf borders and bronze feet; set with colored 
glass jewels. Length, 5 feet 6 inches; height, I foot. 


BRONZE FIGURE BY RIVIERE: “GIRL WITH 
PIGEON.” 


Height, 1 9 inches. 


Signed. Height, 10 inches. 
BRONZE FIGURE BY SALNSON: ‘A SLAVE GIRL.” 
Signed. Red marble base. Height, 17 inches. 


FRENCH BRONZE FIGURE BY A. CARRIER: 
“DIANA AND HOUND.” 


Signed. Red marble base. Height, 23 inches. 


FRENCH BRONZE FIGURE: “THE HUNTRESS.” 
Red marble base. Height, 26 inches. 
56 hs 


664 


665 


666 


667 


MARBLESTATUETTE: “CHILD WITH FLOWERS.” 
Signed E. Lapini. Height, 26 inches. 


ONYX PEDESTAL. 
With square revolving top and ormolu mountings. 


MARBLE STATUETTE: “INVERNO.” 
Signed E. Lapini. Height, 26 inches. 


FIRE PLACE SET OF HAND-WROUGHT STEEL. 


Consisting of fire hood, fender, fire dogs, and log 

guard. (Five pieces.) 
Width, 4 feet 1% inches; height, 3 feet 5 inches; 
height of fire dogs, 2 feet. 


STEEL BASKET GRATE TO- MATCH. 


OLD KAZAK RUG. 
Of heavy quality showing shawl pattern. 
[ Length, 6 feet; width, 5 feet 3 inches. 
CARABAGH RUG. 
Dull-red ground with geometrical floral pattern. 
Length, 6 feet 6 inches; width, 3 feet I inch. 
TWO SMALL ANATOLIAN MATS. 
Length, 20 inches; width, 17 inches. 


EUROPEAN WOVEN COUCH COVER. 
Length, 9 feet; width, 4 feet 10 inches. 


OLD DAGHESTAN PRAYER RUG. 
Length, 4 feet 3 inches; width, 3 feet. 


HAMIDAN PERSIAN HALL RUNNER. 


Unusual size and fine in color. 
Length, 15 feet 5 inches; width, 2 feet 3 inches. 


OLD KAZAK RUG. 


Of heavy quality, having typical sunburst pattern. 
Length, 6 feet 6 inches; width, 5 feet 4 inches. 


FRAGMENT OF AN OLD PERSIAN SAVALAN RUG. 


Flower pattern on old gold ground. 
Length, 10 feet 3 inches; width, 5 feet 4 inches. 


MARBLE GROUP. 
A child with small dogs; signed E. Beratta, Carara. 
Height, 37 inches. 

ONYX PEDESTAL. 
With square revolving top and ormolu mountings. 


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669 


670 
671 


672 
673 


674 


675 


676 


677 


678 


679 


680 


MARBLE GROUP. Sep | 
Young girl with dog and puppies, signed Calvi, Mi 


Height, 37 inche 
WHITE MARBLE PEDESTAL. Zh 
With square revolving top. 


FRENCH BRONZE FIGURE OF RED RIDIN 
HOOD. 
Signed Ph. Moreau. H cen 24 inches. 


LOW ORNAMENTAL BRASS STAND WITH ONYX ty 
TGR: ae 
Height, 21 inches. a 


FRENCH BRONZE FIGURE OF A PEASANT GIRL. ¥ 4 
Signed A. Leonard. Height, 27 inches. 


CARVED WOOD PEDESTAL. 
Of maple, carved in relief with ribbons and garlands. 


ANATOLIAN SILK PRAYER RUG. 


The body of nile green with Ghiordes border, the | 
center showing hanging lamp and columns. 
Length, 5 feet 9 inches; width, 4 feet 2 inches. — 


SPINNING WHEEL OF PEARWOOD. 
(Somewhat damaged.) Height, 43 inches. 


BRASS FENDER. 

Of strap work in a basket pattern with balustrade 

side sections and ball corner knobs. 

Length, 5 feet 7 inches; height, 9 inches. 

PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS. 

With urn tops and coiled strap feet. Matches the 

preceding. Height, 2 feet. 
LOUIS XVI ARM CHAIR. 


The frame carved and gilded, the arms and back 
upholstered with Aubusson tapestry with loose seat 
cushion covered with Aubusson. 


BRASS FENDER. 


Embossed in a flower and leaf pattern, with top rail 
set with colored glass -jewels. 


PAIR OF PORTIERES. 


With tapestry panels of Tenier’s subjects, bordered 
by olive plush; edges with silk cord and having cord 
fringe. Length, 9 feet, width, 3 feet. 


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Length, 5 feet 4 inches. ~ 


687 


688 


689 


690 


691 


PAIR OF PAINTED TAPESTRY PORTIERES. 


Bordered with olive plush and lined with old rose; 
braided with gold and silver gimp. 


DRAWING ROOM MIRROR WITH SIDE LIGHTS. 
With gilt rococo frame having twisted side brackets 
of three lights each, fitted for electricity. (Frame 
Chipped.) 

Length, 53 inches; height, 32 inches. 

SILK RUG. 

Blue center with Mihrab showing three ornamental 
columns and border of Ghiordes pattern. 
Length, 6 feet 7 inches; width, 3 feet 9 inches. 


KARABAGH RUG. 


Of shawl pattern laid in diagonal stripes and in varied 
colors with a turtle border. 
Length, 8 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet 8 inches. 


COMPLETE WINDOW HANGINGS FOR THREE 
WINDOWS- 
Consisting of double curtains and lambrequins of 
blue silk velvet embroidered with gold. 


VERNIS MARTIN CABINET. 


With painted panels, curved glass door and side 
panels; having ormolu mountings and two glass 
shelves. Height, 70 inches; width, 35 inches. 


TURKISH GHIORDES CARPET. 


With red ground having conventional flower design 
and dark blue border. 
Length, 16 feet 2 inches; width, 13 feet 2 inches. 


MERZAPORE INDIA CARPET. 


With trellis and floral pattern in blue on a dark 
brown ground having a border of light blue. 
Length, 19 feet; width, 12 feet. 


WROUGHT STEEL FIRE SET, WITH STAND. 


Consisting of shovel, tongs and poker; having copper 
mountings. (Four pieces.) 


FIRE SET OF HAND-WROUGHT STEEL. 
Consisting of two cranes with beacon baskets and 
chains, log bar, and foot rest. (Three pieces.) 

Height, 2 feet 6 inches. 

STEEL BASKET GRATE. 

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FIFTH SESSION | 
Friday Evening, April 18, 1913, at 8: 15 o'lock 


Paintings by French, Spanish, Ameticanial 7 


- and English Artists — wit 
F. BASKE ara 
Contemporary Japanese Painter we i ye 


692 SAIL BOATS. Seal 
Water color, signed. mp 

Height, 11% inches; width, 17% inches. eos 
Cc. W. CHAPMAN 

693 AN ITALIAN FLOWER SELLER. 
Canvas. Height, 19 inches; width, 12 inches. 


AARON D. SHATTUCK 

American, 1832- SHAS 

694. LANDSCAPE. ; eg 
Canvas, signed. Height, 1 2 inches; width, 10 inches. 


CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT 
American, 1812-1868 
695 PORTRAIT OF HIMSELF. 
Oil.on paper mounted on a card. ~ 
Height, 9 inches; width, 7 inches. 
G. ARMFIELD 
696 A STUDY OF TWO DOGS. 
Canvas mounted on panel. 
Height, 16 inches; width, 16 inches. 


F. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter 


697 SAGAMI BEACH. 
Water color, signed. 
Height; 11 inches; width, 14 inches. 
F. LAFON 
698 HEAD OF A GIRL. : 
Canvas. Height, 18 inches; width, 15 inches. 
60 


699 


— 700 


701 


702. 


703 


704 


705 


706 


707 


EMILE LAMBINET 
French, 1815-1878 


THE EDGE OF THE VILLAGE. 
Canvas, signed. 
Height, 16 inches; width, 12% inches. 
C. PECRUS 
THE PET DOVE. 
Panel, signed. 
Height, 8% inches; width, 914 inches. 
DAVID JOHNSON 
_ American, 1827-1908 
LANDSCAPE. 
Canvas, signed. 
Height, 5% inches; width, 8% inches. 
FILIPPO PALIZZI 
Italian, 1818-1899 


HEAD OF AN OLD MAN PAINTED ON THE 
ARTIST’S PALETTE. 


Signed and dated 1850. From the Sale of the Collec- 
tion of the Duce di Dureal, 1890. 
Height, 11 inches; width, 7% inches. 


FRANCOIS LAMORINIERE 


Belgian, 1828- 
LANDSCAPE. 
Panel, signed. Height, 10 inches; width, 12 inches. 
CORNELIS VAN POELENBURG 
Dutch, 1586-1667 
VENUS OF THE ROSE. 
Panel. Height, 8 inches; width, 10 inches. 


F. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter 
OLD TAKEYA FERRY. 
Water color, signed. 
Height, 18 inches; width, 28 inches. 


G. A. SARTORIO 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 


FISHERMAN’S CHILDREN PLAYING ON THE 
SHORE. 


Canvas, signed. Height, 12 inches; width, 27 inches. 


F. CORDERO : 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 
LANDSCAPE IN SPAIN. 
Canvas, signed. 
Height, 16 inches; width, 27 inches. 


61 


708 


709 


710 


711 


712 


713 


714 


715 


716 


THEODORE ROUSSEAU 
1812-1867 
SUNSET. 


Panel, signed. 
Height, 12% inches; width, 18% ine “a 


THOMAS BIRCH y . a 
1779-1851 tere 


ON THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. Bi wy 


Canvas. Height, 14 inches; wile be ‘inches. — 
HENRI DARGELAS - ; a ar 
French, 1828- - * ah 
HUNTING BIRD’S NESTS IN THE WOODS. eur 


Panel, signed. From the John Hoey collection. ae oe 
Height, 18 inches; width, 14 itera,” * 


F. BASKE oe 
Contemporary Japanese Painter id 
A COUNTRY INN. 
Water color, signed. ee 
Height, 21 inches; width, 29 inches. on 
UNKNOWN PAINTER OF THE FRENCH SCHOOL 
THE MASKED PARTY. 
Canvas. Height, 21 inches; width,-28 inches. 
W. M. HARNETT 
Contemporary American Painter 
STILL LIFE. 
Panel, signed and dated 1885. 
Height, 17 inches; width, 21 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 
School of Greuze 
HEAD OF A YOUNG GIRL. . 
Canvas. Height, 17 inches; width, 14 inches. 


F. A. GRISON 
Contemporary French Painter 
BEFORE THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 
Canvas, signed. 


Height, 18 inches; width, 21 inches. 
Bought from 8S. P. Avery. 


C. E. SWAN 
Contemporary English Painter 
TIGERS IN THE JUNGLE. 
Canvas, signed. 
Height, 9 inches; width, 14 inches. 
62 


717 


718 


719 


720 


721 


722 


723 


724 


725 


F. BASKE 
Contemporary Japanese Painter 
SURUGA BAY. 


Water color, signed. 
Height, 21 inches; width, 29 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER, FRENCH SCHOOL 


PORTRAIT OF VOLTAIRE. 
Canvas. Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches. 


JEAN BAPTISTE PATER (Attributed) 
1695-1736 
THE MASKED BALL. 
Canvas. Height, 24 inches; width, 43 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 
Modern French School 
WOODLAND SCENE. 


Canvas. Height, 17 inches; width, 11 inches. 
JOHN CONSTABLE 
1776-1837 
LANDSCAPE. 
Canvas. Height, 20 inches; width, 24 inches. 
F. ECHENA 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 
A SOLDIER OF THE ORIENT. 


Canvas, signed. 
Height, 38 inches; width, 21 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 
French School 
LANDSCAPE. 
Canvas. Height, 16 inches; width, 10 inches. 


HENRY HOWARD 
English, 1769-1847 
AN ENGLISH LADY IN WHITE. 
Canvas, relined. 
Height, 28 inches; width, 24 inches. 
Cc. F. DAUBIGNY 
1817-1878 
LANDSCAPE AT EVENING. 
Panel, signed. 
¢ Height, 8% inches; width, 151% inches. 
63 


726 


727 


728 


Upse) 


730 


731 


732 


733 


J. L. E. MEISSONIER ~ 
1815-1891 
THE SLEEPING GUARD. 


Panel, signed with monogram. sa 
Height, 7% inches; width, 5% ine ies. 


LEON RICHET \ - 
French, 1847-1907 “ag 
GIRL GOING TO THE SPRING. ee 
Canvas, signed. : <a 
ny Height, 33 inches; width, 22 inches. 
EUGENE ISABEY > 
French, 1804-1886 
A SUPPER PARTY. 
Panel, signed. 1h a 
Height, 13 inches; width, 16 inches. 
DUTCH SCHOOL. | ~ oS 
HEAD OF A MAN. ; oe 
Panel. Height, 10% inches; width, 8% inches. — 
From the Collection of David Leavit, who bought it in 1840 
of John P. Beaumont, a leading picture dealer of the time, = 
who sold it as an original Rembrandt. 
EUGENE DELACROIX 
1799-1863 . 
THE POPE GIVING AUDIENCE. 


Canvas, signed. 
Height, 14% inches; width, 11 wee 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 
LANDSCAPE, WITH FIGURES. | ees 
Canvas. Height, 23 inches; width, 28 inches, 


EUGENE FROMENTIN 
French, 1820-1876 
SCENE IN ALGIERS. 


Academy board, signed. 
Height, 14 inches; width, 23 inches. 


J. B. C. COROT 
1796-1875 > 
ROAD THROUGH A FRENCH VILLAGE. 


Canvas, relined, signed. An inscription on the back 
runs: “Souvenir @ affection a mon ami Sensier, Corot.” 
Height, 15 wnches; width, 18 inches. 


64 


734 


737 


738 


739 


740 


741 


742 


_ JULES DUPRE 


1811-1889 
LANDSCAPE. 


Canvas, relined, signed. 
Height, 15 inches; width, 24 inches. 


A. LIZONO 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 
THE HERO OF THE BULL RING. 
Canvas, signed and dated 1881. 
Height, 34 inches; width, 25 inches. 
GEORGES MICHEL 
French, 1763-1843 
LANDSCAPE WITH WINDMILL. 
Canvas. Height, 21 inches; width, 25 inches. 
WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT 
American, 1824-1879 
THE VILLAGE SMITHY. 
Canvas. Height, 27 inches; width, 20% inches. 
ADOLPHE MONTICELLI 
Frerich, 1824-1886 
LANDSCAPE AND FIGURES. 


Panel, signed. 
Height, 18 inches; width, 14 inches. 
From the Durand-Ruel Sale, 1887. 
W-e.c; COROT 


1796-1875 
AURORA. 


Canvas, stamped ‘Vente Corot” and signed. 
Height, 1034 inches; width, 13% inches. 
Bought in the Corot Sale, 1875. 


CARLE VAN LOO 


1705-1765 
PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN. 
Canvas. Height, 18 inches; width, 14 inches. 


GUSTAVE COURBET 
; French, 1819-1878 
LANDSCAPE WITH RUINS. 
Canvas, signed. 
Height, 21 inches; width, 23 inches. 
JAN DAVIDSZ DE HEEM (Attributed) 
Flemish, 1600-1674 
FRUIT PIECE. 
Canvas. Height, 37% inches; width, 28% inches. 


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744 


745 


746 


747 


748 


749 


750. 


751 


ENRIQUE MIRALLES 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 
THE CIRCUS RIDER. | 
Canvas, signed. | ae 
Height, 22 inches; width, 15% 
N. BARBUDO 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 
GIPSIES MOVING. 


ee signed and dated 1887. = ‘ 
Height, 16 inches; width, 30 nche 


FRANK FOWLER ~ 

American, Died 1910 
PEONIES—AN OVERMANTEL DECORATION, 

Canvas, signed. 
Height, 33 inches; width, 47 ine 
THOMAS STOTHARD 

English, 1755-1834 

THE LADY AND HER KNIGHT. ene 

Canvas. Height, 35 inches; width, 28 inches. 
DOMENICO INDUNO pied 

Italian, 1815-1878 
THE SOLDIER’S RETURN. 

Canvas, signed. oN eg. 

Height, 30 inches; width, 38 inches. == 


fei 


GEORGES MICHEL 


1763-1843 
LANDSCAPE WITH CASTLE. ae: 
Canvas. — Height, 29 inches; width, 39 inches. 


UNKNOWN ARTIST 
THE EDUCATION OF A YOUNG PRINCE. 
Canvas. Height, 30 inches; width, 44 inches. 


¥ 


STEPHEN ELMER “. 
English, -1796 . 
STRONGLY TEMPTED. 
Canvas. Height, 29 inches; width, 43 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 

French School 

DECORATIVE LANDSCAPE. hy 
Canvas. Height, 25 inches; width, 41 inches. mt 


66 


752 


753 


754 


755 


756 


757 


758 


759 


760 


C. PITTARA 
Contemporary Italian Painter 
CATTLE AT THE WATERING PLACE. 
Canvas, signed. Height, 30 inches; width, 40 inches. 


A. LIZONO 
Contemporary Spanish Painter 
STREET SCENE IN VENICE. 


Panel, signed and dated 1881. 
Height, 15 inches; width, 11 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 
HARBOR ON THE COAST OF THE MEDITER- 
RANEAN. 
Canvas. Height, 4% inches; width, 6% inches. 


A. VAN DER NEER 
Dutch, 1619-1683 
SCENE ON A DUTCH RIVER AT EVENING. 
Panel. Height, 8% inches; width, 10% inches. 


JOHN CAWSE 
English, 1779-1862 


A GIRL WITH A DOG. 


Oval Canvas. Height, 2114 inches; width, 18 inches. 


BOLTON COIT BROWN 
Contemporary American Painter 


THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT KING. 
Canvas, signed. Height, 27 inches; width, 35 inches. 


JAN DAVIDSZ DE HEEM (Attributed) 
Flemish, 1600-1674 


FLOWER PIECE. 
Canvas, signed. Height, 35 inches; width, 28 inches. 


UNKNOWN PAINTER 


EVENING IN AN ITALIAN CITY. 
Canvas. Height, 47 inches; width, 24 inches. 


EUGENE DELACROIX 
1799-1863 


THE SHIPWRECK. 
Canvas, signed. Height, 36 inches; width, 24 inches. 


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